Chapter 16-4, & 16-5 Quiz Notes Flashcards

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total war

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war on all aspects of the enemy’s life

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2
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siege

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military blockade

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3
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54th Massachusetts

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all African-American regiment known for their courage, bravery, and sacrifice, they served on the front lines at the battle of Fort Wagner South Carolina

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4
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David Farragut

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Union navy hero, 12 years old when he joined the Navy, successfully blocked the last southern port east of the Mississippi River

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5
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Jefferson Davis

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President of the Confederate states of America

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6
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Ulysses S Grant

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general in charge of Union armies

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7
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George Pickett

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Confederate General, led an attack directly into the line of fire of the Union, 3/4 of his men died or were wounded. Pickets charge was the last attack at the battle of Gettysburg

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8
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William Tecumseh Sherman

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General of the Union, march to the sea

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9
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March to the Sea

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Sherman and his men burned much of Atlanta’s farmlands & cities trail of destruction

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10
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General George McClellan

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Union general, he didn’t obey Lincoln’s order to follow the retreating Confederate troops from Antietam and destroy the rebel army, which was the last straw for Lincoln

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11
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Stonewall Jackson

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Confederate General, shot by friendly fire, arm was amputated and he died a week later

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12
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Battle of Gettysburg

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Begin July 1, 1863, Confederates entered the town looking for supplies and encountered Union troops. four days long, Union won

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13
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Appomattox Courthouse

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located in Virginia, Robert E Lee surrendered officially

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14
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Gettysburg Address

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Lincoln’s two minutes speech to dedicate Soldiers’ National Cemetery, November 19, 1863

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15
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African-Americans in the Civil War

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At the beginning of the war, no African-American soldiers could fight for either side. Lincoln changed his mind, and allowed them to serve in the Union, because the North needed more soldiers

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16
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Grants terms for surrender

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Lee’s troops were given 25,000 rations, soldiers could keep their small firearms, officers could keep their horses, and nobody would disturb them on their way home

17
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Capital of the Confederate states of America

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Richmond, Virginia

18
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13th Amendment

A

banned slavery in the United States

19
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What helped Lincoln win reelection in 1864?

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William Tecumseh Sherman’s capture of Atlanta

20
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entrench

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occupying a strong defensive position