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Stonewall Jackson = Confederate general Ulysses S. Grant = Union general at Shiloh Frederick Douglass = Abolitionist orator Andrew Foote = Union general who captured Fort Henry
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Casualties = People killed or wounded in battle Emancipation Proclamation = Document freeing enslaved people in rebel-held territories Ironclad ship = Type of warship used in naval battles Mississippi River control = Strategic goal for dividing Confederate states
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Battle of Shiloh = Union/North won Capture of Fort Henry = Achieved by Ulysses S. Grant & Andrew Foote Emancipation Proclamation = Freed enslaved persons in rebel territories Mississippi River control = Disrupted Confederate supply lines
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Flashcards
Casualties
Casualties
A term used to describe people who are killed or wounded in a conflict.
Ironclad Ship
Ironclad Ship
A military tactic in which a ship is encased in iron plating, making it resistant to cannon fire.
Habeas Corpus
Habeas Corpus
A legal right that prevents the government from imprisoning people without proper legal grounds.
Draft
Draft
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Greenbacks
Greenbacks
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Inflation
Inflation
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Underground Railroad
Underground Railroad
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Emancipation Proclamation
Emancipation Proclamation
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Frederick Douglass
Frederick Douglass
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Ulysses S. Grant
Ulysses S. Grant
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Abolitionist
Abolitionist
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Appomattox Courthouse
Appomattox Courthouse
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13th Amendment
13th Amendment
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Immediate Emancipation
Immediate Emancipation
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Bleeding Kansas
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Dred Scott v. Sandford
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The Liberator
The Liberator
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Who was Stonewall Jackson?
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What was the Merrimack?
What was the Merrimack?
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Fugitive Slave Act
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What are casualties?
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Liberia
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Who was Ulysses S. Grant?
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Who was Frederick Douglass?
Who was Frederick Douglass?
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What is the Emancipation Proclamation?
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Why did the Union want to control the Mississippi River?
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Who won the Battle of Shiloh?
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What was the starting point of the Civil War?
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What was the Anaconda Plan?
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Who were the Confederates?
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Who were the Union?
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What was the nickname for Northern soldiers?
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What was the nickname for Southern soldiers?
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What was the Battle of Gettysburg?
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Who was the major Confederate general?
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Where did the Civil War officially end?
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What was General Sherman's strategy called?
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Famine
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Slave Codes
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The Underground Railroad
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Trade Unions
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Discrimination
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Prejudice
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Nativist
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Cotton Gin
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The Tom Thumb
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Know-Nothing Party
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Utopia
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Second Great Awakening
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Temperance Movement
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Normal School
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Braille
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Reconstruction Era
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Ku Klux Klan
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Republican Party
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Ten Percent Plan
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Radical Republicans
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Wade-Davis Bill
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Freedmen's Bureau
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Study Notes
Civil War and Reconstruction Study Notes
- Confederate General: Stonewall Jackson
- Ironclad Ship: Merrimack
- Casualties: People killed or wounded
- Union General at Shiloh: Ulysses S. Grant
- Abolitionist Orator: Frederick Douglass
- Union General Capturing Fort Henry: Ulysses S. Grant and Andrew Foote
- Union Goal for Mississippi River: Control the Mississippi River and tributaries to divide Confederate states and disrupt supply lines; allowing the Union to establish supply lines.
- Battle of Shiloh Winner: Union/North
- Lincoln's Constitutional Right: Taking property from an enemy during wartime
- Emancipation Proclamation: Freed enslaved people in rebel-held territories
- First Battle of Bull Run Result: Showed the war would be long and difficult.
- Union Goal in the West: Control traffic on the Mississippi River
- New Orleans Capture Impact: Confederacy lost control of the Mississippi River and a major port.
- Battle of Antietam Significance: Failed to convince European nations to support Confederacy.
- Emancipation Proclamation Basis: Constitutional power to take enemy property during wartime.
- Emancipation Proclamation's Inclusiveness: Freed enslaved people in Confederate states/rebel territories.
- Percentage of Children Not Attending School: 50%
- Jobs Taken Over by Women: Factories & Farms
- Most Dramatically Affected by War: South, due to the majority of battles being on their land
- Displaced People from War: Refugees
- War Shortage: Food
- Women's Roles: Nursing and spying
- First Union Female Army Surgeon: Mary Edwards Walker
- Only Confederate Female Officer: Sally Tompkins
- Famous Southern Spies: Rose Greenhow and Loreta Janeta Velázquez
- Habeas Corpus: A legal process prohibiting government from jailing without lawful grounds.
- Union Enlistment Incentive: Bounty
- Northern Paper Money: Greenbacks
- Decline in Buying Power: Inflation
- Union POW Camp: Elmira
- Confederate POW Camp: Andersonville
- POW Camp Deaths Cause: Disease (pneumonia, malaria, typhoid) due to lack of clean drinking water
- Military Service Selection System: Draft
- Civil War Effect on Southern Daily Life: More changes due to the war being fought on Southern soil
- Reformers' Goal for Communities: Utopias
- Religious Meeting Type: Revivals
- Religious Interest Wave: Second Great Awakening
- Area of Reform: Temperance (reduce/stop alcohol consumption)
- Massachusetts Lawyer on Education: Horace Mann
- Massachusetts State-Supported School: Normal school
- Hartford School for the Deaf Founder: Thomas Gallaudet
- Perkins Institute Leader: Samuel G. Howe
- Braille Alphabet Developer: Louis Braille
- Schoolteacher in Prisons & Mental Institutions: Dorothea Dix
- Quaker Woman's Cause: Women's rights and anti-slavery
- People Who Created a Document: Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
- Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions: Called for women's rights, including voting
- Daughter of Temperance: Sarah Anthony.
- Women and Racial Equality Advocate: Sojourner Truth
- State Granting Women Vote First: Wyoming
- Women's Voting Rights Amendment: 19th Amendment
- Period After Civil War: Era of Reconstruction
- Elements of Reconstruction: Uniting the Country; rebuilding the South
- President Lincoln's Assassination: Yes
- Southern Destruction: Farms and livestock
- White Supremacist Terrorist Group: Ku Klux Klan
- Enslaved Arrival in Jamestown: 1619
- Rules Controlling Enslaved People: Slave Codes
- Slave Code Prohibition: Voting
- Parties of 1854: Republican Party
- Lincoln's Reconstruction Plan: 10% of Southern voters take loyalty oath, new constitution banning slavery, amnesty for war crimes
- Opponents of Lincoln's Plan: Radical Republicans
- Radical Republican Bill: Wade-Davis Bill
- Wade-Davis Bill Component: Only white men not fighting the Union could vote for representatives.
- Lincoln's Action on Wade-Davis Bill: Vetoed
- March 1865 Help for Freed People: Freedmen's Bureau
- Freedmen's Bureau Provision: Food, clothing, medical care
- President Johnson's Unification Idea: Confederate leaders apologize to him in front of everyone.
- Military Districts Act: 1st Reconstruction Act
- President Removal Act: Tenure of Office Act
- 1868 Election Winner: Ulysses S. Grant; Republican
- Amendment on Male Voting Rights: 15th Amendment
- Slavery Ban Amendment: 13th Amendment
- Equal Protection/Citizenship Amendment: 14th Amendment
- Army Empowering Act: 2nd Reconstruction Act
- Federal Involvement Act: Civil Rights Act of 1866
- President Johnson on Civil Rights Act: Vetoed
- Congressional Override: Congress overrode Johnson's veto.
- Lincoln's Plan Failure Reason: Radical Republicans thought it was too lenient.
- Freedmen's Bureau Goal: Help African Americans transition.
- Reconstruction Plan and Amendment: Johnson plan required ratification of the 13th Amendment.
- Johnson's Reconstruction Shift: Punished Confederate leaders, differing from Lincoln's plan.
- Fifteenth Amendment's Impact: Helping African Americans against discrimination
- 1868 Election Success Factors: Support from African American voters.
- Cotton Processing Increase: Cotton gin
- Plantation Manager: Overseer
- Form of Loan: Credit
- Refusal to Work: Strike
- Extreme Food Shortage: Famine
- Mechanical Reaper Inventor: Cyrus McCormick
- Enslaved Plantation Worker: Field hands
- Immigrant Housing: Slums
- Employee Pressure Action: Strikes
- Deep South Crop: Cotton
- First U.S. Steam Locomotive Builder: Peter Cooper
- First Telegraph Message Sender: Samuel Morse
- Enslaved African American Rebel: Nat Turner
- Regular Expenses: Fixed costs
- American Party Founder: Nat Turner (no).
- Worker Skill Group: Trade unions
- Immigration Famine Country: Ireland
- Second-Largest Immigration Group (1820-1860): Germany
- Southern Small Farm Owners: Yeomen
- Enslaved Rebel Leader: Nat Turner
- Northern Income Source: Industry
- Southern Income Source: Agriculture
- Know-Nothing Party Members: Nativists
- Sugarcane Producer: Deep South
- Tobacco Producer: Upper South
- North's Network: Railroad tracks
- Cotton Demand Origin: European mills
- South's Wartime Shortage: Railroads
- South's Economic Reliance: Slavery
- Enslaved in Southern Plantations: About one-third
- Non-Slaveholding Whites in South: About one-half
- Sewing Machine Inventor: Elias Howe
- Clermont Steamboat Owner: Robert Fulton
- Tom Thumb Locomotive Builder: Peter Cooper
- Dots and Dashes Inventor: Samuel Morse
- Steel-Tipped Plow Inventor: John Deere
- Mechanical Reaper Inventor: Cyrus McCormick
- Organization of Similar Skills: Trade unions
- Harmful Opinions: Prejudice
- Harmful Treatment: Discrimination
- Lowell Labor Reform Founder: Sarah G. Bagley
- Civil War Innovations: Industrialization, Transportation, Communication
- Product Speed Increase: machinery
- Shipping Routes Enlarger: Erie Canals
- Wheat Profit Increase: Mechanical reaper
- Telegraph Code Developer: Samuel Morse
- Trade Union Definition: skilled workers
- Irish Immigration Reason: Potato famine
- Worker Strike Legality: 1842 Massachusetts court ruling
- Nativists Opposition: Immigrants.
1860 Presidential Election Candidates
- John Bell: Constitutional Union Party
- John C. Breckinridge: Southern Democratic Party
- Abraham Lincoln: Republican Party
- Stephen Douglas: Northern Democratic Party
1860 Election Winner
- Abraham Lincoln
Secession Event
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South Carolina seceded from the Union on December 20, 1860.
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Other states joined including Texas.
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Confederate States of America was formed.
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Jefferson Davis was the president.
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Justification for secession: States' rights.
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Starting point of the war: Attack on Fort Sumter.
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Border State Significance: Delaware's proximity to Philadelphia, being a key Union city.
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Union Advantage: Strong banking system
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Confederacy Advantage: Excellent military leaders and leadership.
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South's War Goal: Independence and defending their territory
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North's War Goal: Uniting the Union
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Foreign Support Sought by the South: Great Britain and France
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Northern Soldier Nickname: Yankees
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Southern Soldier Nickname: Rebels
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Union War Plan Name and Component: Anaconda Plan; capturing the Confederate capital in Richmond, Virginia.
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Civil War Enlistment Motivation: Patriotism and excitement.
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Soldier Desertion Ratios: Union: 1/11; Confederate: 1/8.
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1860 Election Meaning: Strong sectional (North/South) division.
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Southern Secession Reason: Belief in state control.
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Lincoln's Decision Impact: Confederate attack on Fort Sumter.
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Union Advantage at War Start: Well-trained military leaders.
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Brothers and Friends Fight: Shared military academy background of many military leaders.
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Gettysburg Location: Pennsylvania
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Confederate Charge Leader: George Pickett
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Confederate Gettysburg Losses: 25,000
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Union Gettysburg Losses: 23,000
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Vicksburg Leader and Duration: Ulysses S. Grant; 47 days
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Vicksburg's Control: Mississippi River
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Gettysburg Address Deliverer: Abraham Lincoln
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Deep South Attack Leader: William Tecumseh Sherman
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Sherman's Late 1864 Strategy: Total war
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Lee's Surrender Site: Appomattox Court House
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Confederate Early Success Cause: Generals Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson.
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54th Massachusetts Significance: African Americans as capable soldiers.
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Lee's Gettysburg Attack Goal: French and British alliance.
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War Tide Turn: Union control of the Mississippi River.
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13th Amendment Passage: Banned slavery in the US.
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Grant's Surrender Deal: Provided food and allowed Confederate soldiers to return home.
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Sojourner Truth Post-Freedom: Abolition movement speaker.
Abolitionist Movement Change
- 1830s shift from gradual approach to immediate freedom.
William Lloyd Garrison's Contribution
- Fiery editorials in The Liberator opposing slavery.
- Underground Railroad Conductor Duty: Move runaways safely.
Northern Abolitionist View
- Most were opposed, fearing African American assimilation.
Frederick Douglass's Background
- Escaped slavery, became a powerful speaker and newspaper editor.
Compromise of 1850 Cause
- California's application as a free state.
Fugitive Slave Act's Northern Impact
- Increased abolitionist activity
Bleeding Kansas
- Violence between abolitionists and slavery supporters.
- 1856 Election Conclusion: North and South firmly divided politically.
- Dred Scott Decision Relation to Fugitive Slave Act: Both extended slaveholders' rights into free states.
- Abolitionist View on John Brown: Some considered him a hero.
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Explore key events and figures from the Civil War and Reconstruction era. This quiz covers important battles, military leaders, and significant documents that shaped American history. Test your knowledge on the strategies and goals of both the Union and Confederacy.