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The people of the Northern states
were nicknamed Yankees. After
four long years, the Union won
the war!
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The people of the Northern states
were nicknamed Yankees. After
four long years, the Union won
the war!
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Washington, D.C. remained
the capitol city for the
Union states. The Northern
states were fighting to
preserve the Union.
Washington, D.C. remained
the capitol city for the
Union states. The Northern
states were fighting to
preserve the Union.
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Near the end of the war,
Abraham Lincoln appointed
Ulysses S. Grant to be the
commander of the Union forces.
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Near the end of the war,
Abraham Lincoln appointed
Ulysses S. Grant to be the
commander of the Union forces.
Abraham Lincoln
became president
of the United
States in 1861.
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Abraham Lincoln
became president
of the United
States in 1861.
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The Northern states had an
industrial economy. Visitors
in the Northern states saw
many large cities and
factories.
By 1860, the
Northern states had outlawed
slavery and were considered
“free states”.
The Northern states had an
industrial economy. Visitors
in the Northern states saw
many large cities and
factories.
By 1860, the
Northern states had outlawed
slavery and were considered
“free states”.
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Richmond was the capital of the
Confederate States of America. At the end
of the war, the Union soldiers burned
Richmond to the ground. The Southern
states
were
fighting
for
their
independence.
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Richmond was the capital of the
Confederate States of America. At the end
of the war, the Union soldiers burned
Richmond to the ground. The Southern
states
were
fighting
for
their
independence.
The Southern states had an agricultural
economy. Visitors to the South saw many
large farms and plantations.
The
Southern economy depended upon slave
labor. Slavery was legal in the Southern
states and they were known as “slave
states”.
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The Southern states had an agricultural
economy. Visitors to the South saw many
large farms and plantations.
The
Southern economy depended upon slave
labor. Slavery was legal in the Southern
states and they were known as “slave
states”.
Jefferson Davis was
chosen to be president
of the Confederacy.
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Jefferson Davis was
chosen to be president
of the Confederacy.
Robert E. Lee became commander
of the Confederate forces.
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Robert E. Lee became commander
of the Confederate forces.
The South lost the war! The Confederacy
surrendered to the Union at Appomattox
Courthouse in April of 1865.
The
Southerners were known as rebels and
fought a long and valiant fight.
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The South lost the war! The Confederacy
surrendered to the Union at Appomattox
Courthouse in April of 1865.
The
Southerners were known as rebels and
fought a long and valiant fight.
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Your job is to place the following words onto your North/South
chart. If you are unsure, click on the word for help.
Free
Jefferson Davis
Robert E. Lee
Washington, D.C.
Won war!
Yankees
Lost war!
Farms and
plantations
Richmond
Fighting to
preserve Union
Ulysses S. Grant
Industrial economy
Abraham Lincoln
Agricultural
economy
Slave state
Cities and factories
Fighting for
independence
rebels
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