North/South
South's main source of income.
Cotton made by slaves.
Definition of Civil war.
A civil war is a war between the people of the same country.
The area that won the Civil War.
North.
The Union general that captured Atlanta.
Sherman.
The Federal Government's chief source of income prior to the Civil War.
Tariffs.
This area had plantations and more enslaved people.
South.
People who lost the Civil War.
The South.
People who won the civil war.
North
This person led the slave revolt against plantation owners.
Nat Turner.
The secret route used by slaves to escape to the north.
The Underground Railroad.
This is the area that was mostly against slavery.
North.
The three Civil War issues.
1 - states rights, 2 - slavery, 3 - preservation of the Union.
This place was where the first battle of the Civil War took place.
Manassas, Virginia.
The General-in-Chief of the Union Army at the start of the war.
Winfield Scott.
The first battle between ironclad ships during the Civil War.
The Monitor vs. the Merrimack.
The Northen states were called
The Union.
The year the Civil war began.
1861
The place Civil War started.
South Carolina's Charleston Harbor
The person who established the Underground Railroad and was called a "conductor."
Harriet Tubman.
Name of the groups that campaigned again slavery.
Abolitionists.
The Southern states were called
Confederate States of America.
Numbers of soldiers in the Civil war.
About 2.75 million.
The number of soldiers that were in the Civil War.
About 2.75 million soldiers
This person raided a federal armory in Harpers Ferry and planned to march south to free the slaves.
Abolitionist John Brown.
The fort Confederate General P.G.T Beauregard lit on fire to start the Civil War.
Fort Sumter