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1 CIVIL WAR EOC REVIEW

2 Causes of War Free and slave states Missouri Compromise
Compromise of 1850 Kansas/Nebraska Act Sectional Conflicts Dredd Scott Harpers Ferry Lincoln Elected Southern Secession

3 Lincoln’s Goals Before the War
Preserve the Union- keep states from seceding. During The War Emancipation Proclamation.

4 Advantages Union (North) More Resources: people, food, factories.
More extensive railroad system. Confederacy (South) King Cotton Better Generals Highly motivated troops.

5 Strategy Union Navy blockade southern ports to blockade ports.
Riverboats and armies move up and down Mississippi to split south in half. Capture Richmond! Confederacy Mostly defensive, fight on home court. Attack North if opportunity arose.

6 My Anaconda Don’t Want None!

7 South Surrenders Appomattox Court House

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