US HISTORY

Military strategy that destroys civilian targets, not just military ones; also, involves breaking the enemy’s will to fight

• Total War

• ANACONDA PLAN

• BATTLE OF ATRITION

• SEARCH AND DESTROY

Idea that each state should have the final say in matters of their own state, and not the federal government

• States’ Rights

• Sectionalism

• Popular Sovereignty

• Freesoilers

This term means to formally withdraw from a political organization

• EXRTICATE

• ABSOLVE

• TERMINATE

• SUCCEED

Someone that dies for a religious or worthy cause

• SAINT

• HERO

• Martyr

• WARRIOR

This Republican candidate won the Presidential Election of 1860

• U.S GRANT

• ANDREW JOHNSON

• ABE LINCOLN

• RUTHERFORD B HAYES

In 1860, this state was the first to leave the Union

• VIRGINIA

• MISSISSIPPI

• GEORGIA

• SOUTH CAROLINA

The Civil War began at this fort in April of 1861, even though no one was killed (only a horse)

• FT. SUMPTNER

• FT. LEE

• FT. LEWIS

• FT. HENRY

This term refers to reformers who saw slavery as a great moral evil that ought to be done away with immediately

• FREESOILERS

• REFORMERS

• SECTIONALIST

• ABOLITIONIST

Informal network of loosely organized secret escape routes and safe houses used for blacks to escape to free states in the North and Canada

• Underground Railroad

• Minie Ball

• Sherman’s March to the Sea

• Border Ruffians

The Anaconda Plan was a three part strategy, named after a type of large snake that coils around its prey and squeezes it to death. This was the main strategy of which side?

• NORTH

• SOUTH

• MIDWEST

• WEST