| A | B |
|---|
| Main argument in defense of slavery | Constitution provided for state's rights |
| Purpose of Sherman's March to the Sea | destroy the South's ability to fight |
| Law that allowed for popular sovereignty in the territories | Kansas-Nebraska Act |
| Abolitionists that wanted the immediate emancipation of slave sin the U.S. | William Lloyd Garrison |
| Abolitionists' reason to oppose annexation of western territories | feared extension of slavery |
| Angelina and Sarah Grimke were South Carolinian ______. | abolitionists |
| Southerns worried he would be elected in 1860 | Abraham Lincoln |
| Most Antebellum southern white men were | non-slave holding small farmers |
| Missouri Compromise | prohibited slavery inmost of the Louisianna Territory except Missouri |
| The morale of southerners towards the end of the war | Morale was low because of the many losses of the Confederate Army |
| This affected most southerners | the Union blockade |
| Capturing Port Royal was part of what larger Union goal? | blockading Charleston Harbour |
| Ft Sumter | location of the first shots in the Civil War |
| When did SC secede from the Union? | 1860 |
| The Union's plan to defeat the Confederacy | The Anaconda Plan |
| What happened to Confedearte forces during Sherman's March to the Se? | They were being overpowered and reduced in manpower |
| Fundraising, sewing, nursing, working in textile mills | Women's roles in the Civil War |
| Kansas-Nebraska Act terms | repealed Mo Compromise; transcontinental RR; new states, popular sovereignty |
| WHay was Gen Sherman so harsh in South Carolina | Because South Carolina was the 1st to secede |
| The significance of the Dred Scott case | Supreme Court rules slaves were not citizens and that federal government couldn't outlaw slavery |
| The biggest opponent of the Tariff of 1828 | John Calhoun |
| Theories advocated by John Calhoun | Nullification and States' Rights |
| Examples of Antebellum sectionalism | states had separate economies, cultures, and political interests |
| Total War | Military plan to target civilians, industry, and opposing army |
| Denmark Vesey Plot | resulted in more and stronger slave codes |
| Antebellum | the period between the War of 1812 and the Civil War |
| Compromise of 1850 | California admitted as a free state, end of slave trade in Wash, DC and Fugitive Slave Law |
| Eli Whitney | Inventor of the cotton gin |
| John Brown | abolitionist that raided the federal arsenal at Harper's Ferry |
| Secession | withdrawl from the United States by southern states |
