2 Module 18 slides Lessons 1-5 Flashcards

1
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Why was the Monitor so amazing?

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Because it saved the Union’s fleet and continued the blockade.

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2
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What was the Western Campaign?

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It focused on taking control of the Mississippi River

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What did the western campaign or the union strategy in the west?

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-Would cut off eastern part of Confederacy from food sources in West
-Union could use bases along the Mississippi River

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4
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Which battle did Confederates fail to take Missouri in?

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Battle of Pea Ridge

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5
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Who helped the Confederates?

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Cherokee Native Americans

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Why didn’t Abraham Lincoln free the slvaes?

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-Did not believe he had constitutional power

-Worried about the effects

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Where did the Emancipation Proclamation free slaves at?

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freeing slaves only in areas controlled by Confederacy

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What happened to the South since they had no slaves?

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The loss of slavery crippled the South’s ability to wage war.

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9
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Why did President Lincoln issue the Emancipation Proclamation?

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President Lincoln realized that one way to weaken the South was to free the slave
Also the Abolitionists wanted Lincoln to free the slaves.

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10
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What did African Americans do after they were free?

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volunteered to fight

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What gave African Americans the right to join the army in South Carolina?

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The war Department gave Contrabands

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12
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In July 1862 Congress decided to let African Americans join the army as what?

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labors

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13
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What did the 54th Massachusetts Infantry do?

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Helped attack South Carolina’s Fort Wagner

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14
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What was the problem for African Americans that would join the army?

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-African Americans soldiers received less pay than white soldiers
-Faced greater dangers b/c if captured by Confederates they could be returned to Slavery

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Since African Americans if captured during war could be sent back to slavery what did Abraham Lincoln suggest?

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Lincoln suggest these soldiers be rewarded by getting the right to vote

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16
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What political party were copperheads?

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democrats

17
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What did Copperheads call themselves? What did they believe in?

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Peace Democrats
They believed war was not necessary

18
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How did President Lincoln see Copperheads?

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Lincoln saw Copperheads as a threat to the war effort.

19
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Since, President Lincoln did not like Copperheads what did he do?

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He had Copperheads put in jail with no evidence and no trial. To do this, he ignored their right of habeas corpus.

20
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Why did a riot in New York Break out?

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B/c Congress approved the draft of forced military service, it’s a lot of money to get out of it

21
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Where did a riot break out because of a military draft?

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New York

22
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How were troops on the battle fields?

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-Endless rows of troops fired directly at one another
-Many men died to gain every inch of groud

23
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What were the main killers of the battle?

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-They did not have medicines to stop infections.

-The biggest killer in the war was disease, such as typhoid, pneumonia, and tuberculosis.

24
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How was life for prisoners if captured?

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Military prisoners on both sides lived in misery.

  -They had little shelter, food, or clothing.

  -Starvation and disease killed thousands.
25
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What did people that were to old or young to go to war do?

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Worked in factories and farms

26
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Why were woman mainly the back bone of the war while men were gone?

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On farms, woman performed daily chores usually done by men

27
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What did Clara Barton do for the men at battle and the union?

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Organized the collection of medicine and supplies for delivery to the battlefield

28
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What did Sally Louisa Tompkins do?

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In the South established a small hospital that became a major army hospital

29
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What did Clara Bartons work led to?

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Her work led to the forming of the organization that would become the American Red Cross

30
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What did President Lincoln do after the Battle of Gettysburg?

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He dedicated a new cemetery at Gettysburg and delivered the Gettysburg Address

31
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What was happening with General Ulysses after the Battle of Gettysburg?

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-Ulysses kept moving toward Richmond but suffered huge casualties.

-Failure to capture Richmond by election of 1864 distressed Lincoln.

32
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Where did General Ulysses break through Confederate defenses at on April 2, 1865?

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Petersburg, Virginia

33
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Where did Robert E. Lee retreat to after General Ulysses broke through Confederate defenses at Petersburg, Virginia?

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Richmond, Virginia

34
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Where did the Confederate forces under General Robert E. Lee’s forces surrendered at for the end of the Civil War?

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Appomattox Courthouse, Virginia,

35
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What were the ended of the Civil War effects/

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-Almost 620,000 Americans killed

-The South’s defeat ended slavery.

-Majority of former slaves had no homes or jobs.

-Southern economy was in ruins.

-Tremendous amount of hostility remained.

-Many questioned how the United States could be united again.