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8th Grade Civil War Vocabulary
8th Grade Civil War Vocabulary
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The system of one person owning another person who is forced to obey the other
Emancipation Proclamation
artillery
slavery
popular sovereignty
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1860 presidential candidate (Dem). Opposed slave codes and supported popular sovereignty
Stephen Douglas
Dred Scott
John Breckinridge
John Bell
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Large caliber gun used for warfare on land
artillery
union
secede
civil war
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The northern government during the American Revolution
Confederate
Union
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Divided Louisiana Purchase in half. All states above line: free states, below : slave states
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Missouri Compromise
Union
Civil War
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"Of the People's Rule"- the gov is created and sustained by the people
Slavery
Popular Sovereignty
Secede
Emancipation Proclamation
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A war between citizens of the same country
Battle of Gettysburg
slavery
civil war
secede
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Battle in Civil War (7/1863). Lincoln gave address as dedication to soldiers who fought in war.
Battle of Fort Sumter/ Fort Sumter Address
Battle of Bunker Hill/ Bunker Hill Address
Battle of Gettysburg/ Gettysburg Address
Battle of Bull Run / Bull Run Address
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16th president of US. President during Civil War. Wanted to prohibit slavery in territories
John Adams
John Bell
Abraham Lincoln
Stephen Douglas
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Repealed Missouri Compromise. Stated any state could be a slave state if it wanted to.
Slavery
Missouri Compromise
Emancipation Proclamation
Kansas-Nebraska Act
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1860 presidential candidate (Dem). Supported slave codes and pop sovereignty
John Breckinridge
John Bell
Stephen Douglas
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The southern government during the American Revoluation
Confederate
Union
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Courtcase: slave sued his owner for bringing him to free state Ruled AA could never be citizens
John Bell
Missouri Compromise
Dred Scott vs. Sanford
John Breckinridge
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An executive order issued by Lincoln in 1863. The document freed all slaves.
Gettysburg Address
Missouri Compromise
Popular Sovereignty
Emancipation Proclamation
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1860 presidential candidate (Union). Avoided slavery issue and wanted US together at any cost
John Breckinridge
John Bell
Stephen Douglas
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To withdraw from an organization, specifically a political or religious one
emancipate
artillery
secede
confederate