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| crop south of tennessee and north carolina |
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| crop north of tennessee and north carolina |
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| year the civil war broke out |
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the 11 states that seceded from the union
*called themselves the confederate states of america* |
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texas
arkansas
tennessee
virginia
north carolina
south carolina
georgia
alabama
mississippi
louisiana
florida |
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| the four union border states |
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arkansas
tennessee
virginia
north carolina |
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| state that saw the most battles |
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hot air balloon
pistols
swords
iron plated battle ships
gatling gun
muskets
ambulences
cannons
hand grenades |
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long days
no privacy
lived intents, log huts, bombproof "caves" in the ground
homesickness
foul weather
impure water
salt pork, beef, bread, cornmeal, beans, cofee |
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blockade running
floating bombs
led the union to invest heavily in making more iron plated ships |
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| battle with the most deaths in a single day |
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only bread and water
thousands died |
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| emancipation proclamation |
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| a statement that declared all slaves in the confederacy free |
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| the role of women during the war |
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| spies, teachers, nurses, disguised themselves as men |
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| side that had complete control of the mississippi river in 1863 |
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| war that was considered the turning point |
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| what were the draft laws? |
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| said that all men between the ages of 18 and 35, if chosen, has to serve in the war |
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| responsible for much of the destruction in the south |
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| president abraham lincoln's assasination |
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| service for a black soldier... |
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if captured, usually killed
earned less pay |
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