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        | first president of the confedercy |  | 
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        | To have certain rights in a state and the people all agree on them and goverment can't over rule them |  | 
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        | Confederate States Of America |  | Definition 
 
        | On Dec. 20 1860 th south started to slowly secede , and created there own confedercy called the confederate staes of america |  | 
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        | Souths best military leader/general who resighn from the u.s. army and supported the south by enlinsting in the war. |  | 
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        | A fort in charlston, vargina that the union had control over until the civil war started and the confedercy had won it back |  | 
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        | on july 16 ,1861 the civil war had began as the union marhed in with 32,000 troops led by general irwan an the confederates marched in with only 20,000 led by thomas j. jackson"stonewall jackson".This was the first major battle on te civil war |  | 
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        | Also known as "stonewall jackson" stoped his troop to the union's advances;he was the forst general to fight at bull run and in the civil war.   |  | 
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        | Are the states that divide the north and the south these states are; Delaware;kentuky;mary land;missouri 
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        | Cut off and strangle the souths economy;by taking over richmond (confedercy's captil), naval blockade their costline,and to close off the mississppi river to their advanges |  | 
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        | your health and cleanlyness; to promote to your health |  | 
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        | union general in the east; recruted the same army that got defeatd at bullrun |  | 
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        | His stratergy was to find themand get to your enemy;get to him as fast as you can;stike as hard as you can,and move onhe was a victories union generalbest union general
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        | April 5-6 1862 the confederacy surprised the union with an attack on the tennesse river there was the bloodest war any one had seen up to date led by general grant |  | 
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        | This battle had overwriten the word bloodest battle from the battle at shiloh it was the bloodest war in history at this time. On Semptember 17 1862 both sides met and clashed ito the bloodest war in history |  | 
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        | July1st ,1862 the longest fight started when the union and the confedercy clashed ,and the fight lasted for a week. 
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        | Union Strenghts  & Weakness |  | Definition 
 
        | Stregths  Anaconda PlanPoplationmore Railroads 
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        | Comfedercy Strenghths and weakness 
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        | Streghth good generalshad more land
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        | Lesson Learned At bullrun 
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        | The war would't be over soonit would be a bloody battlesouthern soldiers wil be fighting hard for what they want. 
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        | Biggest killer was disease(killed more than fighting)Poor higeneinsaitary doctors and surgensFleas,lice,tics
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        | Lee's invasion of the north 
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        | Give farmers time to harvest cropsto show european counry's they had a chance if of winningconfince lincon into peace talksalso steal from northern farmers
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