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100

The President of the USA during the Civil War

Abraham Lincoln

100

The Capital of the Confederacy

Richmond, VA

100

The 1st Battle of the Civil War

1st Battle of Bull Run

100

A person who wanted to end slavery

Abolitionist 

100

Why was the population in the California territory increasing so dramatically

Gold Rush (1849)

200

General of the Confederate Army. 

Robert. E. Lee

200

This transportation industry grew tremendously connecting the country like never before

Railroads

200

A turning point in the war

Gettysburg 

200

the formal withdrawal of a state from the Union

Session

200

It was decided Missouri entered as a slave state and Maine entered as a free state

What is the Missouri Compromise

300

Developed a plow made out of steel

John Deere

300

The Union did not want this location to recognize the South’s independence

Great Britain

300

 Two day battle at the Mississippi-Tennessee border. U.S. Grant leads the Union to victory.

Shiloh 

300

Who was the Missouri Slave who sued for his freedom? However, the U.S., Supreme Court decided he couldn't sue in federal court because he was property, not a citizen.

Dred Scott

300

This novel portrayed slavery at its worst

Uncle Tom's Cabin

400

The Confederate President

Jefferson Davis

400

The location of the abolitionist revolt

Harper's Ferry

400

The single bloodiest day of the war

Antietam 

400

Union war plan by Winfield Scott, called for blockade of the southern coast, capture of Richmond, capture of Mississippi R, and to take an army through the heart of the south

Anaconda Plan

400

Northern Democrats and the Liberty Party

Free-Soil Party

500

Elected president in 1856

James Buchanan 

500

The Compromise of 1850 added 1 new State to the USA. What state was added?

California

500

 Grant was able to cut off Texas and Arkansas from the rest of the Confederacy in this battle. This allowed the Union to control the Mississippi River

Vicksburg

500

The theory the South used in seceding

State's Rights

500

A slave who claimed his residence in a free territory released him from slavery. Lost is argument at the Supreme Court.

Dred Scott

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