US History Unit 1A Causes/Course of Civil War

The Civil War ended in 1865, after Lee surrendered to Grant at:

While Gettysburg was the largest battle of the Civil War, this battle was the bloodiest day in US military history:

Abolitionists believed:

This event in 1860 angered the South and caused Southern states to secede from the Union.

This event added Missouri as a slave state and Maine as a free state, but made a border to divide slave and free states.

The North was called:

Which region had more industry, transportation, railroads and more people as advantages in the Civil War?

This allowed Kansas and Nebraska to vote on having slavery or not (Popular Sovereignty) and caused Bleeding Kansas!

This event added California as a free state but created the Fugitive Slave Act to arrest runaway slaves in the North.

This region of the USA featured an Industrial, mercantile economy and was anti-slavery.

This region of the USA featured large plantation agriculture and slavery.

The result of this battle was that Lee was defeated, and the South wouldn't invade the North for the rest of the war.

The MAIN cause of the Civil War was

Which region's advantages were more skilled military leaders and that they only had to defend in the Civil War?

The Civil War lasted from _______ to _______

Lincoln declared that all enslaved people living in the rebelling states (but not the border states) were free in the:

This Supreme Court decision said African Americans could not be citizens, undid decades of compromise before the war.

The South was called:

This region of the USA had slavery but did not leave the Union during the Civil War

Lincoln Honored the dead at a famous battle, and redefined the Civil War as a fight to save American Democracy in the

Sectionalism means:

To Secede means:

The attack on Fort Sumter was:

The strategy that included surrounding the South using the Navy and preventing them from getting resources was called:

During the Civil War Lincoln enacted Conscription (the draft) and suspended Habeas Corpus, which meant:

Lincoln, Grant, Sherman and McClellan were leaders/generals for:

This region of the USA featured small-scale agriculture, mining, ranchers, and independent settlers.

This battle allowed the Union to take control of the Mississippi River, helping to complete the Anaconda Plan.

Jefferson Davis, Lee, and Stonewall Jackson were leaders/generals for:

The North (Union) was led by this President: