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    Fort Sumter Union troops remained at Ft. Sumter, which is located in Charleston Harbor, South Carolina The Confederacy made repeated calls for the Union to leave Ft. Sumter On April 12, 1861. The Union troops returned fire, but lost the fort these were the first shots fired during the Civil war. On April 17, 1861, as a direct result of Ft. Sumer, Virginia seceded from the Union Arkansas, Tennessee and North Carolina all soon followed. Four slave-holding states

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    Fort Sumter Union troops remained at Ft. Sumter, which is located in Charleston Harbor, South Carolina The Confederacy made repeated calls for the Union to leave Ft. Sumter On April 12, 1861. The Union troops returned fire, but lost the fort these were the first shots fired during the Civil war. On April 17, 1861, as a direct result of Ft. Sumer, Virginia seceded from the Union Arkansas, Tennessee and North Carolina all soon followed. Four slave-holding states

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    Fort Sumter Union troops remained at Ft. Sumter, which is located in Charleston Harbor, South Carolina The Confederacy made repeated calls for the Union to leave Ft. Sumter On April 12, 1861. The Union troops returned fire, but lost the fort these were the first shots fired during the Civil war. On April 17, 1861, as a direct result of Ft. Sumer, Virginia seceded from the Union Arkansas, Tennessee and North Carolina all soon followed. Four slave-holding states

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    Fort • Union troops remained at Ft.

    Sumter, which is located


    Sumter in Charleston Harbor, South Carolina
    • The Confederacy made repeated calls for the Union to
    leave Ft. Sumter
    • On April 12, 1861 Confederate forces fired on Ft.
    Sumter, the Union troops returned fire, but lost the
    fort
    • these were the first shots fired during the Civil War

    Secession • On April 17, 1861, as a direct result of Ft. Sumter,


    Again Virginia seceded from the Union
    • Arkansas, Tennessee and North Carolina all soon
    followed
    • They joined the Confederate States of America, which
    now consisted of 11 Southern states

    Border • four slave-holding states did not secede from the


    States Union becoming known as ‘border states’
    • they were Missouri, Kentucky, Maryland and Delaware

    Fort • Union troops remained at Ft. Sumter, which is located


    Sumter in Charleston Harbor, South Carolina
    • The Confederacy made repeated calls for the Union to
    leave Ft. Sumter
    • On April 12, 1861 Confederate forces fired on Ft.
    Sumter, the Union troops returned fire, but lost the
    fort
    • these were the first shots fired during the Civil War

    Secession • On April 17, 1861, as a direct result of Ft. Sumter,


    Again Virginia seceded from the Union
    • Arkansas, Tennessee and North Carolina all soon
    followed
    • They joined the Confederate States of America, which
    now consisted of 11 Southern states
    Border • four slave-holding states did not secede from the
    States Union becoming known as ‘border states’
    • they were Missouri, Kentucky, Maryland and Delaware

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