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Capital of the Confederacy
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Strengths for the Union
(North) |
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more soldiers
more weapons
more food |
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Strengths for the Confederacy
(South) |
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better military leaders
fight on their own land (most battles are in the South) |
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Why does the Union want to fight the Civil War?
(the North) |
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| to keep the country together |
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Why does the Confederacy want to fight the Civil War?
(the South) |
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they want to make their own country
they want to keep their slaves |
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Nickname for Union soldiers
(the North) |
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Nickname for soldiers in the Confederacy
(the South) |
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| Strange scream the Rebels use to scare the Yankee soldiers at 1st Bull Run |
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| Why was the battle of the Monitor v. Merrimack important? |
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first battle of ironclad ships
(ships covered with iron) |
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| This battle was the single bloodiest one-day battle of the whole Civil War |
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| The North knew about Gen. Lee's (leader of the south's army) war plans because 2 soldiers found them in these: |
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Gen. Stonewall Jackson
marched his men 50 miles to fight at this battle |
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