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Union Vs. Confederacy
Lincoln
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Who was the president of the Confederacy?

Jefferson Davis

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Which battle included a large naval battle?

Battle of New Orleans

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Who Won the Civil War?

The Union

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Who Was The President of The Union?

Abraham Lincoln

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How many Confederate supporters were arrested during the Civil War?

Around 15,000

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Who won Fort Sumter?

Confederacy

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What Political Party Was Lincoln Part Of?

Republican

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How many people died?

Around 600,000

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What view did both sides hold at the beginning of the war?

The war would be short and they would win.

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Place the events in order

Events in order.

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How did the Civil War harm the north?

Lack of cotton hurt the textile plants.

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What Was Lincoln's View On Slavery?

He opposed the spread of slavery, but felt the federal government had the power to abolish it.

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Why did Confederate soldiers desert?

Return home and protect their families

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What was the outcome of the Seven Day Battle?

The Confederacy won but many casualties. The Union retreated with few casualties.

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What was the purpose of the Freedmen’s Bureau?

Help freed slaves and poor whites

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Why was Virginia secession a loss for the Union?

Large population, manufacturing plants, naval shipyards

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What was Lincoln’s view about the South towards the end of the War?

He wanted to reunite quickly and heal.

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What would not be allowed thanks to the right of habeas corpus?

A person cannot be arrested and help in jail without seeing a judge.

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 Place Civil War battles in Chronological order.

Sumter, Bull Run, Shiloh, New Orleans, Seven Day Battle

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What does the Constitution say about habeas Corpus?

It can only be suspended when rebellion or public safety is at risk.

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What event occurred at Appomattox Court House?

General Lee surrendered and the war was over.

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What did the Supreme say in response to Lincoln suspending habeas corpus?

Supreme disagreed, but Lincoln ignored them.

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