Larger and more interconnected system of railroads
Northern advantage
War that involves and effects all society
Total war
First battle south won in south carolina
Fort sumter
Gettysburg address
Lincolns famous speech
dedicated to all fallen soliders
reminded the country about the declaration of independence
Rallied the north for one final push
Citizenship and Rights of slaves
14/15th amendment
Better generals and leadership in the military
southern advantage
the use of technology after the Industrial Revolution
factory production and railroads
Gettys burg
over 2 years of back and forth fighting
north permanent crippled southern forces
turning point of war for north
Emancipation Proclamation
Speech Lincoln gives that announced that all slaves in Confederate states are free
left the border states alone
began the process of the 13th ammendment
effectively end war supplies for the south
increased amount of African Americans fighting for the union
Southern
no states suceed again
some continue military careers
some turned to civilian life
Anaconda plan
control the Mississippi river
To rebuild the country,confederacy and former slaves had to be introduced in to the reunified union.
Reconstruction
Alowed the union to take full control of Mississippi river as part of the Anaconda plan
Vicksburg
13th ammendment
freed slaves
Northern states
economy boomed
What was the plan of the South
King Cotton
gain foreign allies through cotton selling
Lincoln was
who took over after lincoln
assasinated by John Wilkes booth
Andrew Johnson
only impeached president
Shermans March to the Sea
”Scorched earth” burned down everything in his way
total war
What amendment stated the citizenship
14th amendment
Southern states
economy was devasted/destroyed
Border states
Delaware kentucky Maryland and Missouri
Both sides want to be allies with these states
Lincolns Plan
10% plan
generous forgiveness for south state/leaders quickly and peacefully while accepting the freedom of former slaves
where did the confederacy surrender
Appomattox
Ended the war
15th amendment
Voting rights to African americans