The American Civil War, fought from 1861 to 1865, was a pivotal conflict between the Union and the Confederacy, rooted in issues like slavery and states' rights. Key battles such as Antietam and Gettysburg, naval engagements, and the ideological divide over slavery shaped the nation. The war's human cost was immense, leading to a complex Reconstruction era and a lasting cultural memory that continues to influence the United States.
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Duration of the American Civil War
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Union vs. Confederacy
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First Battle of the Civil War
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The ______ was the bloodiest single-day battle in American history.
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The ______ effectively split the Confederacy and allowed the Union to dominate the Mississippi River.
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The ______ is often seen as the turning point in the Civil War, swinging momentum towards the Union.
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The Civil War's battles were marked by their large scale and severity, mirroring the deep ______ between the opposing sides.
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Anaconda Plan purpose
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Significance of USS Monitor vs CSS Virginia
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The ______ War was primarily about political beliefs and the concept of national identity.
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The Confederacy aimed to create a separate nation upholding ______ and states' rights.
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slavery
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The Union's objectives included preserving the ______ and eventually ending slavery.
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United States
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The ______ Proclamation, decreed by Lincoln on January 1, 1863, freed slaves in territories held by the Confederacy.
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Emancipation
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President ______ redefined the Civil War as a fight for human freedom with the Emancipation Proclamation.
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Lincoln
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End of Civil War - Date and Event
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April 9, 1865 - Confederate surrender at Appomattox Court House.
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Reconstruction Era - Purpose
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Long-term Effects of Civil War
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The ______ War is a well-researched event, with aspects such as military, political, and social impacts being closely examined.
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American culture has been significantly shaped by the war, leading to a wealth of ______, movies, and memorial customs.
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The conservation of historical ______ sites, discussions about Confederate icons, and honoring the individuals involved are part of the war's enduring presence in America's shared history.
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The ______ War's influence persists, as seen in the continuous national conversation regarding its impact and heritage.
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Types of primary sources for Civil War
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Purpose of Civil War primary sources
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Impact of Civil War on modern America
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