Module 3 Civil War Pt 1 Military History

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years of the civil war

1861-1865

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what was the free soil party made to combat

slavery

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what was the saying of the free soil party

“free soil,free speech, free labor,free men”

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during 1800 and 1860 how many slaves were brought to plantations 

800,000

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Underground Railroad 

  • Secret network of people who aided slaves running away to the north 

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Harriet Tubman -

a runaway slave ( known as a conductor ) made 19 trips and helped 300 slaves escape

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Compromise of 1850 

Admitted California as a free state

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 “popular sovereignty”

state can choose to have slavery or not

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  •  Fugitive Slave Law 

  • Allowed for a large fine for anybody to resist or refuse to assist in recapture of suspected runaways 

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Kansas - Nebraska Act 

  • Created two new territories Kansas and Nebraska

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  • John Brown

 , attacked and killed 5 proslavery men, tried to start slave rebellion 

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what was bleeding summer

  • Massachusetts senator charles sumner gave 2 day long long speech bashing those in the Senate that supported slavery 

  • He was particularly abusive towards South Carolina Senator Andre Butler 

  • The next day, Congressman Preston Brooks who was the nephew of South Carolina’s Andrew Butler, attackedSumner and beat him over the head until it broke 

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who founded the Republican party

Horace Gressley

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what 2 things did the Republican party oppose

slavery and the kansas nebraska Act

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what is the dred Scott case ?

  • Missouri slave that had lived free territory of Illinois for 7 years 

  • Master died and he wanted to be declared free  

  • he wasn’t Declared free 

  • MIssouri Compromise was formed

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Harpers Ferry 

  • unsuccessful Attempt to capture federal armory in  Virginia and distribute arms to slaves to start rebellion 

  • started by John Brown 

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what happened to Abe Lincoln in the election of 1860

Doesn't win a single electoral vote from the south

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who is the first state to secede from the union on December 20, 1860 

South Carolina 

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what did the confederacy believe about each state 

sovereign and independent 

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who was the president of the confederacy

Jefferson Davis

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what battle started the civil war

battle of fort Sumter

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what was the strategy of the North to win the civil war 

Anaconda Plan

  • Blockade southern ports 

  • Seize mississippi river and split confederacy in wto 

  • Capture confederate Richomnd , Virginia 

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what was the south’s plan to win the civil war

  • Defend itself 

  • Attack union if opportunity arises 


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what were the advantages of the Union Army

more Industrialized 

   -97% of firearm production was made in the north

- 70% the of railroads

-Possessed more natural resources (iron and coal)


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what were the advantages of the confederate army ?

Were fighting for their way of life

-Immense size of South made it difficult to take over

-Economy dependent on slaves allowed white population to be mobilized for war


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what was the Battle of Bull Run

  • Confederate army gains upper hand after being inspired by General Thomas J.Jackson (“Stonewall Jackson” )

  • South’s first victory of the war

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what was the date that the declaration of independence was adopted

July 4,1776

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Years of revolutionary war 

1775-1783

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Years of war of 1812 

1812-1815

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Years of mexican american war 

1846-1848