The Civil War

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1. Maryland
2. border states
3. Mississippi River
4. Ohio River
5. Delaware
6. Maryland
7. West Virginia

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8. resources
9. hostile
10. way of life
11. Confederate government
12. Mississippi River
13. independent nation
14. 112,000
15. 187,000
16. victory

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1.Bull Run (Manassas)
2. P.G.T. Beauregard and Thomas
“Stonewall” Jackson
3. the South
4. the Army of the Potomac
5. General George B. McClellen
6. to prevent the South from exporting cotton or importing war supplies

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7. blockade runners; they covered the
Merrimack in iron plates and attacked
Union warships.
8. to gain control of the Mississippi and
Tennessee Rivers
9. two days
10. the North
11. it meant that the Confederacy could no longer use the Mississippi River to carry its crops to sea

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12. to capture Richmond
13. the Peninsula Campaign
14. They had time to prepare their defense of Richmond.
15. General Robert E. Lee
16. He failed to capture Richmond
17. the second Battle of Bull Run

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18. the South
19. They had a copy of lee’s orders for his army.
20. September 17, 1862 (Battle of
Antietam)
21. He removed him from command and replaced him with General
Ambrose Burnside