Invented cotton gin d d d d d dd d     Escape route for slaves ddd d d d d         Missouri enters the union, but the slave line is drawn      d d d d d d d   Law controlling how to deal with runaway slaves      d d d d d d   Stowe novel that depicts life of slave        d d d d d d Nickname given to fighting between Bushwhackers and Jayhawkers   d d d d d d d   Representative beaten during Congressional meeting      d d d d d d   Taney does not grant this slave's request for freedom      d d d d d d d   Harper's Ferry    d d d d d d     Party created by abolitionists      d d d d d d   Nurse during the Civil War who later founded the Red Cross      d d d d d d   President of the Confederacy      d d d d d d   Given nickname by fleeing Bee   d d d d d d   Conquered Fort Henry and Fort Donelson      d d d d d d   Fired twice by Lincoln as chief general      d d d d d d   Defeated McClellan in 1864 for the presidency      d d d d d d   Began war as war advisor to Jefferson Davis   d d d d d d   Captured Atlanta and "Marched to the Sea"       d d d d d d Namesake for sideburns    d d d d d d     Cavalry leader who scouted for Lee      d d d d d d   Name of campaign where 100,000 troops were put on a boat      d d d d d d   Gettysburg Address followed this battle        d d d d d d Grant led victories over these two forts   d d d d d d   This battle resulted after men were spotted trying to steal shoes.      d d d d d d   This battle started after Johnston surprised McClellan on the Peninsula at Williamsburg.      d d d d d d   Main reason Fort Henry fell to the Union.        d d d d d d Sent to find out the troop location prior to the Seven Day's Battle.    d d d d d d     Jackson killed accidentally during this battle upon return to camp.        d d d d d d Reason Ambrose Burnside was defeated by Lee so easily at Fredericksburg.    d d d d d d     "Stonewall" Jackson encouraged men to not surrender by his intimidating stance.      d d d d d d     Formed by western counties that did not want to secede along with Virginia.      d d d d d d   The three military strategies of the North.     d d d d d d The three military strategies of the South.        d d d d d d The three military advantages of the North.        d d d d d d The three military advantages of the South.      d d d d d d   Number of people that died during the Civil War.    d d d d d d     Disease    d d d d d d     The three "firsts" in the Civil War.    d d d d d d     This side had 85% of the country's industries.      d d d d d d   Blockade        d d d d d d Battle that led to the start of the Civil War.      d d d d d d   First battle of the Civil War.   d d d d d d   Fort that fell 10 days after Fort Henry.      d d d d d d   Church Grant rested his men at after Fort Donelson.        d d d d d d Date Emancipation Proclamation went into effect.      d d d d d d   Year that the North passed a draft law.      d d d d d d   Year Grant became general in chief of the North.        d d d d d Two major battles that occurred around Independence Day, 1863.     d d v d d d   Date Lincoln re-elected President.      d d d d d d   Date Lee surrendered to Grant at Appomattox.      d d d d d d        d d d d d d         Capital of the South before Richmond.              d d d d d d       Ironic event regarding death toll of Fort Sumter.      d d d d v d   Led the 54th Regiment.    d d d d d d     Name the South gave to Bull Run.    d d d d d d     Copperheads      d d d d d d   Name given to series of 1862 battles McClellan waged trying to capture Richmond.      d d d d d d   River Northern forces wanted to capture to split the South.      d d d v v d   Made the statement, "War is war, and not popularity seeking," as he Marched to the Sea.      d d d d d d   Gave Jackson the nickname "Stonewall"        d d d d d v Battle where Grant received nickname "Unconditional Surrender" Grant