North Vs. South
The Path to War
War Strategies and Advantages
Battles and Speeches
The Wars end
100

The Southern economy was primarily based on growing these types of crops, such as cotton, Tobacco, and Sugar

Cash Crops 

100

This famous novel "opened the eyes" of Northerners to the horrific reality of slavery.

Uncle Tom's Cabin

100

This term means to officially and formally leave the country, as South Carolina did in 1860

Secede 

100

The Civil War began with the attack on this location.

Fort Sumter 

100

This General took total control of all Union armies toward the end of the war

Ulysses S. Grant

200

This 1793 invention significantly increased the South's reliance on slave labor

The Cotton Gin 

200

This term refers to the policy of allowing states to vote on important issues like slavery.

Popular Sovereignty

200

This side held the advantage of having the country's best military generals and home-field advantage.

The South or Confederacy 

200

This was the bloodiest single day of the war

The Battle of Antietam

200

This specific amendment to the Constitution officially ended slavery in the United States.

the 13th Amendment

300

This term describes the intense loyalty to one’s own region of the country rather than the nation as a whole

Sectionalism 
300

In this 1857 case, the Supreme Court ruled that slaves were property and lacked constitutional rights

Dred Scott v. Sandford

300

What was the North's plan for the War? 

Surround the South and cut off supplies, control the Mississippi, attack Richmond 

300

This battle is known as the bloodiest overall battle of the Civil War

The Battle of Gettysburg?

300

This military tactic, used by William Tecumseh Sherman, involved the destruction of everything—land, cities, and railroads

Total War

400

Unlike the agricultural South, the Northern economy was built on these industrial features

Factories and(or) textile mills 

400

This radical abolitionist was captured and executed after trying to arm slaves during a raid at Harpers Ferry.

John Brown 

400

The North possessed 85% of these, providing a massive industrial advantage during the war.

Factories 

400

This was the first major battle of the war, making it clear to both sides that the conflict would be long

The Battle of Bull Run

400

Roughly this many total Americans died during the Civil War (has to be within 20,000)

620,000

500

Southern supporters of slavery argued it was a "natural order," claiming enslaved people were better off than this specific group of people in the North

Poor workers in the North

500

This 1820 agreement drew a line at the 36th parallel, designating territory north of it as free and south of it as slave-holding.

Compromise of 1820 

500

Seeking aid from this specific European power was a key part of the South's wartime strategy

Britain 

500

Lincoln gave this famous speech to motivate troops and ensure the sacrifices of fallen soldiers were not forgotten

the Gettysburg Address

500

After the war, Lincoln showed generosity to Confederate soldiers by allowing them to keep these two things

their horses and small guns (sidearms)

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