Women

1
Women

• Performed many jobs that helped soldiers and the
  armies

2
First Battle of Bull Run

• Won by the Confederates

3
Thirteenth Amendment

• Freed all enslaved Americans in 1865

4
Border States

• Missouri, Kentucky, Maryland, and Delaware

5
Draft

• Could be avoided by hiring someone to fight in
  your place

6
Battle of Shiloh

• Resulted in enormous casualties on both sides

7
Battle of Gettysburg

• A three-day battle that ended with Union victory

8
Jefferson Davis

• President of the Confederacy

9
Emancipation Proclamation

• Signed January 1, 1863

10
Dorothea DIx

• Organized large numbers of women to serve as
  military nurse

11
Battle of Antietam

• Bloodiest day of the Civil War

12
Robert E. Lee

• Confederate general

13
Vicksburg

• Gave the Union control of the Mississippi

14
Richmond

• Confederate capital

15
Ambrose Burnside

• Union general

16
March to the Sea

• Advance by Shermans army to Savannah, Georgia

17
Yankees

• Union soldiers

18
Emancipation Proclamation

• Freed only slaves in areas held by the confederacy

19
Blockade

• Caused serious shortages of goods and weapons in
  the South

20
Copperheads

• Favored negotiation for peace with the Confederacy