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- 2. President of the Union during the Civil War:
- 3. In 1864, under the leadership of General _______________, the Union carried out its goal of destroying railroads by capturing Atlanta, Georgia, which was an important southern railroad link
- 7. This declared slaves were free only in areas controlled by the Confederacy, it had little immediate effect.
- 10. This battle is the single bloodiest day in American history.
- 12. What was the most common surgery during the Civil War?
- 16. This was a naval night operation from the Gulf of Mexico; the Union gained control of the lower Mississippi River
- 17. The northern defeat in the _____________________________, the first major battle of the Civil War, crushed the Unions hope of winning the war quickly.
- 18. These signaled that the days of wooden warships powered by sails and wind were drawing to a close.
- 19. He served as a bold, restless commander of Union forces:
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- 1. General Robert E. Lee decided to lead the ______________ army because he had been born in the South and felt he had to remain loyal to his birthplace even though he was opposed to slavery and secession
- 4. The scene of the meeting between Union and Confederate leaders in which the Confederacy surrendered
- 5. The President of the Confederate State of America in the Civil War:
- 6. In order to silence opposition to the Civil War, President Lincoln suspended the writ of _______________, which protects citizens from unlawful imprisonment.
- 8. The ________________ attack on Fort Sumter sparked the war between the Union and Confederacy.
- 9. He was known for being an overly cautious general.
- 11. Confederate general who refused to back down during the First Battle of Bull Run.
- 13. A type of warfare where civilian and economic resources are destroyed
- 14. The Union victory in the Siege of _________________ gave the Union full control of the valuable Mississippi River.
- 15. The North controlled Little Round Top in the Battle of _________________, which gave them a better position than the South.
