chapter 17 Flashcards

1
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north army

A

union

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south army

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confederates

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3
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slave states that didn’t secede and stuck with the north and what were they

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border states; Missouri, Kentucky, west Virginia, Maryland, delaware

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4
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union’s plan to conquer the south created by Lincoln and Winfield scott

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anaconda plan; surround south by land and sea, cut off southern ports so the south couldn’t trade, divide the confederacy into 2 sections by gaining Mississippi river so they couldn’t help each other, capture Richmond (capital of confederacy) and destroy the rebel government

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5
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leader of the south

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Robert E Lee

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6
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america’s bloodiest single day war with over 23,00 casualities

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Antietam

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7
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the bloodiest of all wars in America but not in a single day with over 50,000 casualities

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gettysburg

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confederates forced to give up port Huron which gave the union the mississippi river and cut confederacy in 2

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battle of vicksburg

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9
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cut off railroads+other supplies to richmond

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battle of petersburg

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10
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slaves in the confederacy were freed by military orders; allowed black soldiers to join the army

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emancipation proclamation

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11
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paid tribute to the men who died in battle; nothing said about the north or south or slavery; it was short so it became famous; Lincoln’s speech

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gettysburg address

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12
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the place where general Lee surrendered

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Appomattox court house

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13
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close to Richmond then he was forced back by Lee; then he found a copy of Lee’s marching orders but was fired by lincoln because he was too slow to get them to him

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George mcClellan

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14
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led union forces to capture Atlanta and everything in between savannah and itself (285 miles) which was known as total war

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William sherman

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15
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a union general who won many union battles and also was the 18th president

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ulysses s. grant

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16
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a war in which infrastructure, civilians, and all of their resources are targeted in order to achieve victory

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total war

17
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a confederate general that earned a nickname at bull run because he stood like a stonewall

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Thomas stonewall jackson

18
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the largest prison camp during the civil war and was the deadliest landscape of the Civil War. Of the 45,000 Union soldiers imprisoned here, nearly 13,000 died. prisoners were treated terribly, given no food and water, and barely had any shelter or clothing

A

andersonville

19
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untrained and unpaid civil war nurse; changed battlefield healthcare and created American Red cross; organized patients by who needed to be taken care of most to who needed to be taken care of least; got patients clothes, food, CLEAN bandages

A

Clara barton

20
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became famous for his pictures of the civil war, including camp life, war preparations, moments before a battle, and moments after a battle

A

Matthew brady

21
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2nd all-African American volunteer troop formed after the Emancipation Proclamation; made up of people from many states; paid less than white soldiers

A

54th Massachusetts regiment

22
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strengths + weaknesses of the North

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strengths: more of everything than the south had (railroads, money, industry, factories, guns etc.), larger population, produced more food than south weaknesses: fighting on south territory so had to travel far, struggled to find strong leaders

23
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strengths + weaknesses of the South

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strengths: fighting on home territory, led by experienced and skilled commanders, produced more cotton for more $
weaknesses: less of everything the north had (railroads, money, industry, factories, guns etc.), smaller population, all land is used for cotton or slaves, 1/3 of population is slaves but didn’t get to fight in war, wealthy but used for slaves

24
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why did people enlist in the union

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south illegally seceded, population pressure, pride in their land, bored with their lives

25
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why did people enlist in the confederacy

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population pressure, relied on slaves so fought to keep them, liberty, freedom, protect their land and show pride