Descent into War, 1861 - 1862

Feb 01, 2013

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War Begins: April 1861 to July 1861. Lincoln calls for troops to quell rebellion"States make decision on secession Northern advantagePopulationIndustrySouthern advantagesCould fight defensive warMilitary academiesCottonStrategy for South is to fight defensively, while North wants to captur

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Descent into War, 1861 - 1862

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