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The Major Battles of the Civil War
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Who lead a raid on a federal Amory in Harper's Fairy, Virgina 

John Brown

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In 1860 republican blank won the presidential election  

Abraham Lincoln

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By the end of 1861 sum of 25,000 Texans were in blank

The Confederate Army

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This would separate the important food-producing areas of Arkansas, Texas, and most of Louisiana from other southern states. Union forces also planned to capture blank the capital of the Confederacy.

Richmond, Virginia

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The major battles of the war took place east of the Mississippi River. In July 1861 a Union army marched south to capture Richmond. Confederate forces stopped the advance at the blank.

First Battle of Bull Run

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Under blank argument, state power was greater than federal

states’ rights

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Blank was elected as the president of the confederacy  

Jefferson Davis

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Terry Texas rangers, a cavalry unit organized by blank, fourth thru battles of the civil war 

B. F. Terry

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 Because the North had more blank it could move troops and supplies more easily

Railroads

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Union

general blank gained the upper hand in April 1862 in the Battle of Shiloh.

Ulysses S. Grant

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Blank greatly increase support for the abolition movement 

Uncle Tom’s Cabin

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there representatives from there seceding states formed a government called blank 

The Confederacy

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The Confederate attack on blank in April 1861 marked the beginning of the Civil War.

Fort Sumter

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Southern leaders tried to gain foreign support, particularly from Great Britain, through the use of blank

Cotton Diplomacy

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blank was an important Union victory.

The Battle of Antietam

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Many norther members of the Whig Party were angry because this violated the 1820 blank

1820 Missouri Compromise

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To formally withdraw from the union 

Secede

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 Texas Brigade, headed by blank fought in Georgia, Mississippi, and Tennessee.

Lawrence “Sul” Ross

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The Union used a blank to cut off southern seaports and prevent the Confederacy from importing war supplies

Naval Blockade

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Grant began the six-week Siege of Vicksburg, supported by a fleet of blank ships heavily armored with armored plates.

Ironclads

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In 1857 the US supreme court delt anti slavery forces a blow with the blank 

Dred Scott decision

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On blank Texas became the 7th state to secede 

March 2, 1861

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 In February 1861 a force led by blank surrounded the U.S. commander’s headquarters in San Antonio. U.S. Army general David E. Twiggs quickly surrendered all federal property in Texas

Ben McCulloch

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The blockade eventually extended from Virginia to Florida on the blank coast and from Florida to the southern tip of blank

Atlantic/Texas Gulf Coast

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In late September 1862 General blank army clashed with a Union force in Maryland.

Robert E. Lee

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In 1854 Congress passed the blank 

Kansas-Nebraska Act

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This angered the blank people wanted to stay to work out slavery

Unionists

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Hood’s Texas Brigade, under the command of blank became a lead unit in the Army of Northern Virginia.

John Bell Hood

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By the end of 1861, blank of Texans serving in the Confederate army were in the cavalry

Two Thirds

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Union general Ulysses S. Grant gained the upper hand in April 1862 in the blank.

Battle of Shiloh

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What do all these states have in common Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia they are all blank

Slave State

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Hustion, who had won the governments  election in 1859, urged Texans to stay in the blank 

The Union

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Texans usually joined blank units of around 1,000 soldiers—from their hometowns or counties

Regiment

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Texans fought in all three blank

Theater

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blank was a turning point—Lee was on the defensive for the rest of the war.

The Battle of Gettysburg