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When did the Civil War take place?
The American Civil War took place from 1861-1865
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Did the Civil War take more lives than any other war?
Yes. Historians say that the Civil War took more lives than any other war and they estimate that between 618,000 and 700,000 lives were lost during this war.
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What did Lincoln call the nation before the beginning of the Civil War?
Lincoln called the nation "A House Divided." He was referring to common quote during this time that stated "a house divided against itself cannot stand alone."
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What did the South's economy depend on?
The South's economy depended largely on cotton plantations where slaves worked.
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Was Southern states seceding from the Confederacy a major cause of the Civil War?

Yes. Southern states seceding, or leaving, the Confederacy to join the Union, was one of the major causes of the Civil War.

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Where and when did the Civil War begin?
In 1861, Confederate troops fired on Fort Sumter in South Carolina. A bloody battle between the North and South began and started the Civil War.
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Who won the Civil War?
The North, or the Union, won the Civil War when General Lee (Confederacy)surrendered to General Grant (Union).
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When was Lincoln assasinated?
Abraham Lincoln was assassinated on April 14, 1865 at Ford's Theatre, just five days after the Civil War ended.
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What led to the abolition of slavery? 

The Union victory eventually led to the abolition of slavery throughout the United States

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What role did women have in the Civil War?
Women played key roles in the Civil War. They helped by working in factories, in businesses, in farm jobs and as nurses for the military. They were even more directly involved by imitating men to become soldiers, becoming doctors and spying for their chosen sides.
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What is a secret, hidden journey to freedom for slaves called?
The Underground Railroad was the hidden journey to freedom for slaves.
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What was a person called who wanted to end slavery?

An abolitionist was a person who wanted to end slavery.

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What is a person who is a runaway called?
A fugitive is a person who is a runaway.
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What word means the freeing of enslaved people?
Emancipation means the freeing of enslaved people.
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What battle did the South win?
The Battle of Bull Run was fought in July 1861 in Manassas Junction, VA. The Confederates, or the South, won the Battle of Bull Run.
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What were the people fighting for the South called?
Confederates were the people that were fighting for the South.
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What is loyalty to a certain region called?
Sectionalism is loyalty to a certain region.
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What is the idea that states, rather than the federal government, should have final authority over their affairs?

States' rights refers to the idea that states, rather than the federal government, should have final authority over their affairs.

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What were states called that allowed slavery before the Civil War?

Slave states

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What were states called that would not allow slavery before the Civil War?

Free states did not permit slavery before the Civil War.

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What was the speech called that Lincoln gave after the Civil War?
Lincoln gave a speech called the Gettysburg Address and he gave it to dedicate a cemetery for the Union soldiers who died in the Battle of Gettysburg.
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What was the court case that declared that Dred Scott should not be given his freedom?

Dred Scott v Sanford

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What were the states called that were unsure which side to support during the Civil War?

Border States

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What was one battle of the Civil War?
There were several battles in the Civil War and they were the Battle of Bull Run, the Battle at Antietam, the Battle at Vicksburg, the Battle at Chancellorsville, the Battle of Gettysburg, and the Battle of Appomattox.
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Name two generals during the Civil War and identify which one led the North and which one led the South.

General Lee fought for the Confederacy, or the South and General Grant fought for the Union, or the North.

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