| A | B |
|---|
| TARIFFS/SLAVER | CAUSES OF THE CIVIL WAR |
| SPARKED THE CIVIL WAR | ELECTION OF LINCOLN |
| FIRST SHOTS FIRED | FORT SUMTER |
| DEEP SOUTH | FIRST STATES TO LEAVE |
| LEAVE THE UNION | SECESSION |
| JEFFERSON DAVIS | PRESIDENT OF THE CONFEDERACY |
| RESOURCES, POPULATION, FACTORIES | ADVANTAGES OF NORTH |
| BETTER GENERALS, KNEW THE LAND | ADVANTAGES OF THE SOUTH |
| URGED BLACKS TO JOIN THE UNION | FREDERICK DOUGLASS |
| ANTIETAM | GEORGE MCCLLELAN |
| FREED SLAVES IN THE REBELLING STATES | EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION |
| LEADER OF THE CONFEDERATE ARMY | ROBERT E LEE |
| TURNING POINT OF THE WAR | GETTYSBURG |
| LAST LEADER OF THE UNION ARMY | GRANT |
| SOUTH SURRENDERS | APPOMATTOX |
| FOUR SCORE AND SEVEN YEARS | GETTYSBURG ADDRESS |
| REBUILD THE SOUTH | RECONSTRUCTION |
| PUNISHE THE SOUTH MORE | RADICAL REPUBLICANS |
| FREED ALL SLAVES | 13TH AMENDMENT |
| DEFINED CITIZENSHIP | 14TH AMENDMENT |
| VOTING RIGHTS FOR BLACKS | 15TH AMENDMENT |
| CHARGED AN OFFICIAL WITH A CRIME | IMPEACHMENT |
| ENDED RECONSTRUCTION | COMPROMISE OF 1877 |
| SEGREGATION RULES | JIM CROW LAWS |
| RESTRICTED BLACK MOVEMENTS | BLACK CODES |
