
Civil War
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- Q1Union, USA, United States of AmericaAlternative names for the North30s
- Q2Confederacy, CSA, Confederate States of America, RebelsAlternative names for the South30s
- Q3Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Ohio, Maine, California, etcStates part of the North during the Civil War30s
- Q4Alabama, Mississippi, South Carolina, Tennessee, etc.States part of the South during the Civil War30s
- Q5larger population; more railroads; more industry; more moneyStrengths of the North30s
- Q6homefield advantage; military leadership; passion/motivation for the southStrengths of the South30s
- Q7Mountainous, rocky soil; pro-Union; only 9% slavery; mainly in Union ArmyEast TN30s
- Q8Flat land; pro-secession and pro-slavery (34%); mainly in Confederate ArmyWest TN30s
- Q9Fertile soil; Cumberland plateau; pro-slavery (29%) and pro-secession; mainly in Confederate ArmyMiddle TN30s
- Q10gateway to the deep South; railroads and rivers allowed soldiers to move across land; rich farmland provided foodTN's part in the Civil War30s
- Q11Also known as the Battle of Murfreesboro, two days of hard fighting with a day of rest between; city remained under Union controlBattle of Stones River30s
- Q12Built on the Cumberland River; forced to surrender by General Grant and the Union;Siege of Fort Donelson30s
- Q13Confederate forces surprised Union troops; one of the most bloody battles in the Civil WarBattle of Shiloh30s
- Q14Confederate victory in this battle but forces were greatly crippled; many shot down by cannon fire; 5 Confederate generals died hereBattle of Franklin30s
- Q15The Confederate Army of Tennessee fought hard, but were destroyed and would never fight again; Civil War was over in TNBattle of Nashville30s