Civil War

3. A tax on the money people earned.
9. Name given Northerners who did not support the war.
10. To be freed.
13. What percentage of the country’s population lived in Union States?
14. The North’s official goal at the start of the Civil War was to preserve the _________.
16. The percentage of US Factory Production that was in Union territory in the Civil War.
17. Someone in the North could avoid the draft by paying $ _____.
21. Four “Southern” states that decided to remain in the Union.
22. Who issued the Emancipation Proclamation?
25. Targeting civilians: destroying anything useful to the enemy.
26. One of the North’s strengths during the war was that it had a ______ population.

1. Required all males between 20 and 45 to serve in the military.
2. Small southern farmers resented the draft laws because men who owned more than ___ slaves were exempt.
4. Part of the Union’s strategy for winning the Civil War was to take control of the _______ River.
5. Approximately 620 ________ men died as a result of the US Civil War.
6. One of the strengths of the South during the war, was they had the best __________.
7. Recent immigrants in ____ ____ responded to the draft laws by rioting.
8. President of the Confederacy.
11. rise in prices and decrease in the value of money.
12. A military encirclement, blockade, bombardment forcing surrender.
15. The outstanding performance of nurses during the war led to more jobs for _________.
18. Right to a hearing before being jailed.
19. Charged excessive prices for goods that the government needed for war.
20. Rule by the army.
23. The __________ in the Civil war had a stronger navy and merchant fleet.
24. The Emancipation Proclamation broadened the Union’s goals to include ending _____.