Unit 5 Part 1

Military conscription. You must serve in the military.

Country created by the secession of the Southern states.

The concept of making war not just on enemy soldiers but on the civilian population as well.

Opening shots of the Civil War were fired here. Only one killed, and it was an accident.

Outspoken abolitionist, owner of the The Liberator.

The act of leaving a government body, usually for political or economic reasons.

First large open-field battle of the Civil War.

This technology allowed for much greater speed of communication. Depended on Morse Code.

Former slave, Union Navy commander, Congressman, purchased home where he was a slave.

Issued the Emancipation Proclamation, lost every election until 1860. Former lawyer.

President of the CSA. West point graduate. Served in Mexian/American War.

Known for horrible conditions and treatment of soldiers, Andersonville was the worst.

This technology allowed Lincoln to resupply his troops much more efficiently than the CSA.

A person who advocates the complete removal of the institution of slavery.

Angel of the Battlefield, created the American Red Cross.

New technology that allowed soldiers on the battlefield an advantage over the minnie ball.

Commander of the Southern Armies. President of VMI. Donated land for Arlington Cemetery.

This election was rigged to ensure that Lincoln became President so the South could secede.

Capitol of the Confederacy. Very close to Washington DC.

Battle that set the course for the modern Navy.