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It was basically an attempt to assert the rights of the colonists while maintaining their loyalty to the British crown.
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1960
Between 1945 and 1960, three dozen new states in Asia and Africa achieved autonomy or outright independence from their European colonial rulers
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1. March of destruction ⇒ <u>Sherman</u>
2. Capital of Confederacy ⇒ <u>Richmond</u>
3. President of the Confederacy ⇒ <u>Jefferson Davis</u>
4. North's ironclad ⇒ <u>Monitor</u>
5. Captured New Orleans ⇒ <u>Admiral Farragut</u>
6. South gains confidence ⇒ <u>Battle of Bull Run</u>
7. Struggle between proslavery and antislavery groups ⇒<u> ''Bleeding Kansas''.</u>
8. Lee surrenders ⇒ <u>Appomattox Court House.</u>
9. Last Confederate offensive ⇒ <u>Battle of Gettysburg</u>
10. South's ironclad ⇒<u> Virginia </u>
11. Cut communication with South ⇒<u> Battle of Petersburg</u>
12. Gained control of all the Mississippi River ⇒ <u>Battle of Vicksburg</u>
13. Led Northern forces in the West ⇒ <u>General Grant</u>
14. Attempt to capture Maryland ⇒<u> Battle of Antietam</u>
15. "Stonewall" Jackson killed ⇒ <u>Battle of Chancellorsville
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16. Commander of the Army of Northern Virginia ⇒ <u>General Lee</u>
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