Answer:
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>
James Madison, John Jay, and Alexander Hamilton were the authors of the Federalist Papers which were a string of 85 essays that supported the US Constitution.
Answer:
1879
Explanation:
It was made on 1879, by Thomas Edison
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The correct answer is A: The Declaration of Independence.
The declaration was ratified on July 4, 1776. However, it was not signed until early August later that year. The approval of the Declaration of Independence is the reason that Independence Day is celebrated every year on the Fourth of July.
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The French Revolution and American Revolution had some similar aspects; however, there are a lot of differences between these two wars. A main difference is the context of the war. The American Revolution was caused by a majority of the Americapopulation becoming unhappy because of how the British were ruling them.