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People who wanted to see an end to slavery…

People who wanted to see an end to slavery…. Abolitionists. Withholding cotton until aid arrived…. Cotton Diplomacy. Required military service…. Draft. Supreme Court ruling that stated African Americans were not citizens…. Dred Scott Decision.

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People who wanted to see an end to slavery…

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  1. People who wanted to see an end to slavery…

  2. Abolitionists

  3. Withholding cotton until aid arrived…

  4. Cotton Diplomacy

  5. Required military service…

  6. Draft

  7. Supreme Court ruling that stated African Americans were not citizens…

  8. Dred Scott Decision

  9. Document issued by President Lincoln that stated slaves were free…

  10. Emancipation Proclamation

  11. Ships heavily armored with iron…

  12. Ironclads

  13. When an area is ruled by military authority…

  14. Martial Law

  15. Units of 1,000 soldiers…

  16. Regiments

  17. To formally withdraw…

  18. Secede

  19. Supremacy of Power…

  20. Sovereignty

  21. When a state’s power is greater than federal power…

  22. States’ Rights

  23. The Union’s President…

  24. Abraham Lincoln

  25. The Union’s Capital…

  26. Washington D.C.

  27. The Union’s Commander…

  28. Ulysses S. Grant

  29. The Confederacy’s President…

  30. Jefferson Davis

  31. The Confederacy’s Capital…

  32. Richmond, Virginia

  33. The Confederacy’s Commander…

  34. Robert E. Lee

  35. What side of the Mississippi River did most of the Civil War battles take place?

  36. East

  37. The Union…A. NorthB. South

  38. The Union…A. North

  39. The Union…A. Slavery B. Abolitionists

  40. The Union…B. Abolitionists

  41. The Confederacy…A. NorthB. South

  42. The Confederacy…B. South

  43. The Confederacy…A. Slavery B. Abolitionists

  44. The Confederacy…A. Slavery

  45. The Union…A. AgricultureB. Industry

  46. The Union…B. Industry

  47. The Confederacy…A. AgricultureB. Industry

  48. The Confederacy…A. Agriculture

  49. How was slave labor utilized?

  50. On plantations as field hands

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