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CHAPTER SIXTEEN: THE CIVIL WAR, 1861–1865
Fort Sumter-
Southern Rx-
Northern Rx-
The Border States-
The Battle of Bull Run-
The Relative Strengths of North and South-
Lincoln as War President-
Expanding the Power of the Federal Government
Legal Tender Act-
National Bank Act-
Morrill Tariff Act-
Homestead Act-
Morrill Land Grant Act-
Diplomatic Objectives-
Jefferson Davis as Confederate President-
Confederate Disappointment
“Cotton Diplomacy”-
Finances-
Contradictions of Southern Nationalism-
The War in Northern Virginia-
Shiloh and the War for the Mississippi-
The War in the Trans-Mississippi West-
The Naval War-
The Black Response-
Emancipation Proclamation-
Black Fighting Men-
The Toll of War-
Army Nurses-
The Life of the Common Soldier-
Wartime Politics
Copperheads-
Economic and Social Strains on the North-
The New York City Draft Riots-
The Failure of Southern Nationalism-
The Turning Point- 1863
Gettysburg-
Vicksburg-
Sherman’s March to the Sea
The 1864 Election
Atlanta
Appomattox
Death of a President
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