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| In the early to mid 1800’s most issues between the North and the South involved |
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| People who opposed slavery were called |
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| Southerners opposed the idea of a federal tariff because they thought it would raise the cost of |
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| Where did the Confederate States decide to make their first capital because it was centrally located with good river connections |
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| The first president of the Confederacy |
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| The Confederacy had to design a currency, build and army and navy, and create factories in order to form a new |
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| The Civil War began when who fired on Fort Sumter |
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| A young girl who helped General Forrest cross Black Creek to catch Federal raiders |
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| This battle was important because it gave the Union control of Mobile Bay |
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| Southerners who supported the North during the Civil War |
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| When on region believes its need and culture are better than another region’s needs or culture |
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| Formally sworn into office |
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| To withdraw or separate from |
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| Men who broke through blockades to sneak supplies into a port |
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| A person who gives speeches |
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| A process of randomly selecting men to fight in a war |
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| Factories where metal are cast or molded |
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| A tax on goods shipped into the United States |
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