EDUCATION

SOL Civil War key word index

• Abolition • Abraham Lincoln • African-American • Agriculture • Amendments • Appomattox Courthouse • Army of Northern Virginia • Army of the Potomac • Assassination • Blockade • Brother against brother • Brown, John • Bull Run • Carpetbaggers • Central government • Clara Barton • Collapse of the Confederacy • Combat • Compromise of 1850 • Confederacy • Confederate States of America • Confederate Army • Constitution • Cotton gin • Culture • Crow, Jim laws • Davis Jefferson • Discrimination • Disease • Douglass, Frederick • Economy • Election of 1860 • Emancipation Proclamation • Factory owners/workers • Family/friends • Farming • Federal government • Foreign competition • Fort Sumter • Fredericksburg • Free state • Freed slaves • Freedman's Bureau • Fugitive Slave Law • Garrison, William Lloyd • Gettysburg • Grant, Ulysses S. • Harpers Ferry • Industry • Jackson, Thomas

• Kansas-Nebraska Act • Lee, Robert E. • Legacy of the Civil War • Longstreet, James • Manassas • Manufacturing • McClellan, George • Military leaders after war • Mississippi River • Missouri Compromise • Monitor and Merrimac • Northern States (North) • Planters • Reconstruction • Richmond • Rural • Scott, Dred • Secession • Segregation • Sharecropping • Slave state • Slavery • South Carolina • Southern States (South) • Stuart, J.E.B. • Tariffs • Total War • Tubman, Harriet • Turner, Nat • Uncle Tom's Cabin • Underground Railroad • Union • Union Army • United States of America • Vicksburg • Virginia after the war • Washington, D.C. • Western Territories • West Virginia • Whitney, Eli • Women

The story

1. A Nation Divided

2. Events and Battles

3. Leaders

4. Daily Life

5. Aftermath

Activities

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What would you do?

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SOL Civil War key word index

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