Ch.16 (Sec 4) The War Continues pp.312-315

Their victory at Antietam had been important.

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They did not think that Lincoln would free all the enslaved people

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The Emancipation Proclamation applied to all states.

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180,000 formerly enslaved people joined it's army.

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Twenty-three African American soldiers won the Medal of Honor

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Joseph Hooker led them at Chancellorsville

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A small army remained at Fredericksburg

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Stonewall Jackson was wounded by his own men

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Originally they planned a defensive war

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Their leader thought of trying to win back the West.

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