Civil War Review Notes

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Slavery would not survive Lincoln's Presidency

State South Carolina seceded from the Union 

the south's way of life was threatened bythe north's industrial might

Deep South - South Carolina, Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas

Led the way in secession Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee

1st shot's of the Civil WarForce the Federal army to leave Charleston Harbor

Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee

Failure

held together by forceOne Nation

Northern Army into the Army of the Potomac. He tired to invade the South and Attack Richmond

victories for the union in the West.-Vicksburg

Emancipation Proclamation1863

command not once but twice.Finally by Grant

will force Lee's Surrender at Appomattox

Army of VirginiaConfederate State of America Abolitionist

secession but disagreed with Lincoln holding the Union together by force because his home of Virginia seceded

the south to reunite with the union after the war

ex-slaves as a useful source of new recruits

Civil War Review Notes

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January 04, 2012

18.6 Million Peoplemen able to fight

90%-96% of all production

A Navy and will blockage the Southern ports

90% of all the foundries or metal works

Manufacturing resourcesMore Money More PopulationRailroads

1863 - attack Lee's advance into the North

51,000 troops will be killed Emancipation Proclamation

Rebelling States a Northern War aim or goal involvement by Britain and France

Slaves in the border states to rejoin the Union Pennsylvania

To lesson the Pressure on Richmond cost Lee the battle

For a southern Victory  the turning point of the war

One Nation, indivisible struggle to preserve the Union

by the people, and for the people" are created equal

control of the Mississippi River (Anaconda Plan)will cut the south into

two halves, he will march from Atlanta to Savannah

in 1864 in around Richmond to protect the C.S.A Capital

1965 Grant at the Appomattox Court HouseGrant will allow all Confederate Soldiers to keep their weapons

towards none, charity for all, we will bind up our nations wounds."