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To withdraw from or split away from. 

Secede. The South seceded from the US when Lincoln was elected president.

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What we call the free states during the war.

Union. 

North- Union

South- Confederacy

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Capital of the Union.

Washington D.C.

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Document signed by Lincoln freeing the slaves in the Confederacy.

Emancipation Proclamation

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Fort in South Carolina where the Civil War began.

Fort Sumter

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Elected president of the US in 1860. Was president during the Civil War.

Abraham Lincoln

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Capital of the Confederacy.

Richmond, VA

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The first major battle of the war.

Battle of Bull Run

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When a person is murdered for political reasons. 

Assassination

Lincoln was assassinated towards the end of the Civil War by John Wilkes Booth.

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What the states that had seceded called themselves.

Confederacy. AKA the confederate states of America.

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Elected president of the Confederacy.

Jefferson Davis
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Slaveholding states that did not secede. Between North & South- Missouri, Kentucky, Delaware, Maryland.

Border States

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Union plan to cut the South in half making it difficult to supply troops. Named after a snake.

Anaconda Plan

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Lincoln's famous speech after the Battle of Gettysburg.

Gettysburg Address

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Southern states wanted to govern themselves outside of the Federal government's control. They argue that they have the right to secede and regulate slavery on their own.

States' Rights

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Commander of the Army of Northern Virginia for the Confederacy.

Robert E. Lee

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The leading Union general at the end of the Civil War.

Ulysses S. Grant

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The first battle fought in Union territory. Most casualties of any single day of the war.

Battle of Antietam

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The deadliest battle of the war. Fought on Union territory. Union victory is the turning point of the war. 

Battle of Gettysburg

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