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United States destiny to expand from Coast to Coast.
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Turning point in the Civil War changed the expectations that the North held of an easy conflict.
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Turning point in the Civil War as it showed the true power of the Union.
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Turning point in the Civil War as it broke the South in half and isolated Louisiana, Texas, and Arkansas.
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Turning point in Civil War as it really cemented the Union's victory and was the bloodiest battle.
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When a state supports and fights for itself instead of the whole nation.
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When Southern states left the United States and created the Confederacy.
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The election when Republican Abraham Lincoln was elected.
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War that resulted in the United States gaining Texas.
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Two sides unable to come to conclusion on the problem of slavery.
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Admitted California as a free state.
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Admitted Missouri as a slave state and Maine as a free state.
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A war fought between the North and the South about slavery.
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An act created Kansas and Nebraska and allowed for popular sovereignty.
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Main general that fought for the Confederate states during the Civil War.