Civil War and Reconstruction - TX History Flashcards

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Sam Houston

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A Texas governor that was removed from office for not supporting seceding the union.

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Ulysses S. Grant

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The Union General during the Civil War, also ended reconstruction during his time as president

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Robert E. Lee

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The Confederate General during the Civil War, surrendered to The Union when the capital got captured in April 9, 1865.

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Jefferson Davis

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The President of the Confederacy

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Abraham Lincoln

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The President of the Union during the civil War, was assasinated by John Wilkes Booth five days after the war, also issued the emancipation proclamation.

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Andrew Johnsen

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president after Lincoln died issued presidential reconstruction

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What were the causes of the civil War?

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SSTS - States Rights, Slavery, Tariffs, and Sectionalisim

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What did the Ordinance of Secession claim?

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It claimed that the U.S. government was abusing her power.

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How did people in Texas secede?

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People voted o it and the majority voted for secession.

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What was the first battle of the war?

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The Battle of Fort Sumter

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Where did the Battle of Fort Sumter occur?

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The confederates attacked South Carolina.

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Describe the Battle of Galveston.

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It was a Naval battles where the Confederates won control of Galveston for the rest of the war, it temporarily disrupted the Union blockade, it allowed the south to get supplies.

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Describe the battle of Sabine Pass

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Confederates successfully defended Texas when Union ships tried to go up the Sabine River. Over 3000 union soldiers were captured it prevented the north from attacking the inside of TX.

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14
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describe the battle of Brownsville

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The Union tried to cut off a confederate supply line through Matamoros. at first was won by the Union but confederates pushed the Union out of TX and kept the line open.

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describe the battle of Palmito Ranch

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Last battle of the civil war fought a month after the war ended. it occurred on a ranch near Brownsville. Confederate reinforcements arrived and made the Union retreat.

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sectionalism

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to focus on the interests of one’s region

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ordinance

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a local law or place of legislation

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sovereign

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free from outside control - self-governing

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Unionist

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a person who supports the union cause during the Civil War

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conscription

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the forced enrollment of people into military service

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blockade

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using naval vessels to prevent shipment of food and supplies into or out of ports

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secede

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to withdraw from a larger unit one belongs to

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states rights

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the position that the federal government should not interfere with the states exercising their constitutional powers.

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pardon

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an official release from punishment for a crime

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freedmen

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a formally enslaved person

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carpetbagger

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a Northerner int the south working for a Reconstruction government

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scalawag

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a white Southerner who supported Reconstruction

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Ku Klux Klan

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a secret organization of white men formed after the Civil War that used violence and terror against African Americans.

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Juneteenth

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the date celebrated as the anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation Day for enslaved people in Texas.

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nullify

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to cancel

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black codes

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laws limiting the rights of African Americans passed by southern governments after the Civil War.

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Radical Reconstruction/the Republican party

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started after presidential reconstruction, wanted the South to have more punishment.

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African Americans during the war

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they would usually join the Union forces in hopes that they would be freed at the end of the war.

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Emancipation Proclamation

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was issued on January 1, 1863, and it declared that ALL slaves in the South would be set free in the confederacy, also allowed African Americans to join the Union Army.

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What did women during the war do?

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they served as nurses, sewed clothing, and gathered supplies for soldiers.

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13 th amendment

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ended slavery but made it legal as punishment (prison)

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End of reconstruction

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Ulysses S. Grant ended reconstruction. Reconstruction in TX ended on March 30, 1870.

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14 th amendment

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anyone born in the U.S. is a citizen regardless of race. Gave equal rights to everyone.

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15th amendment

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it gave all men the right to vote regardless of race.

40
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what happened in 1861?

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Texas seceded from the U.S.