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Civil War
Civil War
Chapter 12
VOCABULARY
Fugitive - are people
that run away from
the law.
States Rights states
Secession when part of a country leaves or
have their own power; breaks off from the rest.
The Growth of
Slavery
More slavers By 1840 the
because the south grow After the
cost of cotton most of the rebellion they
rose; also there worlds cotton. passed laws to
were changes in control black
farming. people.
The Economy in the North and
South
In the north it
During the 1830 was bester for
1860, many the free black
people felt There were because they
slavery was blacks and can do thing
wrong and whites arguing with out asking.
wanted to that slavery was In the south free
abolish it. They bad. blacks had to
were called ask to travel
abolitionists. and other
things.
Underground Railroad
The Underground Railroad
The
underground
Railroad is not
underground. It Stations were
is a hidden path places where Harriet Tubman
to freedom. other people was famous for
helped the saving blacks
Some blacks until it and traveling
railroads went was safe to back and forth.
out of the U.S travel again.
like to Mexico
and also to
Cuba.
Compromise and Conflict
Compromise of
Kansas-
Missouri 1850
Nebraska Act
Compromise Territories (not 1854
1820 enough people
They were
Missouri wants to be a state)
allowed to
to stay a slave could chose if
chose what they
state. It joined they were a free
wanted for that
the Union. state or a slave
state.
state.
3 Important Abolitionists
11 southern
Fort Sumter
states left the
was the place
U.S. they called
where the Civil
themselves the
War started.
Confederacy.
A Nation at War
Advantag Advantag
es of the es of the
South North
More weapons
an
supplies could d
be
hauled faster by
railroad
In their territor
y Union naval
blockade
Good Leader-
General Robert
E. 22,000,000 (vs.
Lee
6,000,000)
General Robert E. Lee lead the battle against General Ulysses S. Grant lead the battle
the north. The Battle of Antietam was the most against the south. He control most of the
deadly Mississippi river.
Sherman Lees
Grant vs.
s March Surrende
Lee
r
Reconstruction