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The period before the Civil War was called

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Sarah, Angelina
Abolitionist
Purpose of the abolitionist movement
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To end slavery
Person against slavery
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Grimkie sisters from Charleston, SC that became abolitionists

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Three cash crops grown in South Carolina

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What did Eli Whitney invent?

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What were some things abolitionists did to 'speak out' about slavery?

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The purpose of the abolitionist movement was to end

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H.L. Hunley
Abe Lincoln
Sherman
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"March to the sea" to end the civil war
Invented the Cotton Gin
issued the emancipation proclamation
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Where were the first shot fired for the Civil War

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To keep their families safe during the "march to the sea"

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people from Charleston sent their families and goods to

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Southerners didn't want Abraham Lincoln elected President

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because they thought he would end

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Secession Convention
Tariff-tax
Union Blockade
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led to the expansion of slavery
signed an ordinance and the south left the union
caused hardship on SC (stopped food and supplies)
government issued this that caused the north and south to argue

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Enslaved African Americans
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Independent Farmers

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grew crops they needed to survive-lived on land that was not their own
not allowed to learn to read and write because their owners were afraid these skills would help them escape
had political power and often made laws that protected themselves
when they became rich from growing cash crops, they bought more slaves, increased their social status and political status

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owned 20+ slaves
had no political power, lived in cities, and had to pay a special tax and carry their freedom papers
children were taught to read and write and many of the children took over their father's job
many were born and died on the same plantation where they lived in a one room house

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What are true for the confederacy

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What are true for the union?

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