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| union. informed president lincoln that he need more soldiers and provisions |
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| confed. surrounded the harbor with cannons. Intended to stop any federal reinforcements from reaching the fort |
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| most experienced american general. lincoln put him in charge of union armies. he devised a 3 step plan to defeat south |
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| david told him to lead the battle in the west |
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| david chose to lead battle in the east |
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| he stood like a stone wall when showers came from the union |
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| told by lincoln to build up the union armies...............demo. nominated him for pres. lincoln removed him twice from command. |
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| lost patience with mccellan and replace with w. burnside |
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| just beofore battle lincoln replaced hooker w. meade |
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| served in numerous union field hospitals and later founded the american red cross |
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| worked in the front lines of the battle caring for wounded union troops |
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| grant told him to to from al. to sav. and north. 60 mile stip |
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| destroy rich farm lands (grant told him to) |
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| the states along the line that divided the union and confeferace. ( mo, kentucky, maryland, del, vest vir) |
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| form of military rule that suspends bill of rights |
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| members of the confederate army |
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| member of the union army in the civil war |
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| a fast ship that broke throught a blocked port |
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| lincolns act that made slavery illegal in teh confederacy |
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| the peace democrats who belived the civil war should end at any cost |
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| legal principle that guarantees person arrested the right to know charges against them and to appear before a jude in a court of law |
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| the drafting of men for military service |
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| paper money issued by the united democrats government that was not backed by gold or silver |
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| the act of surrounding and attacking a fortified area over a period of time |
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| where lee and grant me. lee surrendered (was a house) |
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| the desrtuction of armies and resources |
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