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3 years ago

Why were many men eager to enlist at the beginning of the war

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So many men were ready to enlist because of what the war was about. In the South, men wanted to enlist so they could keep their slaves to do their work for them. In the North, men were ready to enlist because they thought slavery was wrong, as it was.

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1. March of destruction ⇒ Sherman

2. Capital of Confederacy ⇒ Richmond

3. President of the Confederacy ⇒ Jefferson Davis

4. North's ironclad ⇒ Monitor

5. Captured New Orleans ⇒ Admiral Farragut

6. South gains confidence ⇒ Battle of Bull Run

7. Struggle between proslavery and antislavery groups ⇒ ''Bleeding Kansas''.

8. Lee surrenders ⇒ Appomattox Court House.

9. Last Confederate offensive ⇒ Battle of Gettysburg

10. South's ironclad ⇒ Virginia

11. Cut communication with South ⇒ Battle of Petersburg

12. Gained control of all the Mississippi River ⇒ Battle of Vicksburg

13. Led Northern forces in the West ⇒ General Grant

14. Attempt to capture Maryland ⇒ Battle of Antietam

15. "Stonewall" Jackson killed ⇒ Battle of Chancellorsville

16. Commander of the Army of Northern Virginia ⇒ General Lee

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The answer to this question is tribes

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