Civil War in GA

Belief that a state's sovereignty (self interest) is more important than national government

The Battle of Chickamauga was fought in part, to hurt the south's

The Emancipation Proclamation free slaves in which states?

What Georgian wanted to remain in the Union, but would later become the CSA Vice President?

Union General who led the Atlanta Campaign and would "March to the Sea" to capture Savannah?

The largest battle ever fought in GA?

What happened to the Commander of the prison in Andersonville?

Who was the commander of the Union Army in Chattanooga he would later become the US Army leader

After which major battle did Lincoln give the Proclamation of Emancipation?

What city did Sherman capture during his March to the Sea? It was his Christmas gift to Lincoln

Involuntary servitude of African Americans in the US was known as?

What was the final cause, leading to Southern Secession?

Document that declared all slaves in rebellious states would be freed?

The Compromise of 1850 allowed which state in as a FREE state?

Civil War prison in GA, known for horrible conditions where many Union soldiers died?

What would the South get out of the Compromise of 1850?

The act of making something null and void?

People who tried to sneak past the Union Blockade for trade in the South?

The act that required runaway slaves to be returned to their masters?

A person who was against slavery and spoke out against it?

Who was elected President in the Election of 1860?

Strategy used by the Union to block off the South from trading goods and arms with others

Position supported by several prominent GA politicians who supported the Compromise of 1850?

Part of the Union Blockade plan intended to "squeeze the life" out of the South?

States where slavery was not legal

Machine invented by Eli Whitney, which made the South want to get MORE slaves?

Supreme court ruling stating that slaves were not citizens because they were property?

What did Sherman do to Atlanta when he left?

Why did Dred Scott believe he was a free man?

Commander in charge of Andersonville Prison?