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| Someone who tried to eradicate slavery |
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| The number of Americans that died in the Civil War. |
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| Symbolic end of the Civil War |
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| Head generals at the end of the Civil War |
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| Emancipation Proclamation |
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| Freed slaves in the rebelling states |
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| Killed the most soldiers in the Civil War |
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| Fight until the North gave up |
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| Comparison of troops between the North and South |
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| North outnumered the South 3 to 1. |
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| Licoln won the Presidential election |
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| Most factories were located here. |
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| Not part of Union plan at the beginning of the Civil War |
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| First shots of the Civil War |
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| Considered the turning point of the Civil War |
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| "All men are created equal" |
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| Quote by Abraham Lincoln from tthe Gettysburg address |
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| Forcing men to serve in the military |
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| They had the best military leaders. |
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| Everything is totally destroyed |
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| Took place in Pennsylvania |
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| Emancipation Proclamation |
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| Turned European favor from the Confederate states |
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