Final Exam Review Part 4 Flashcards
kind of rule somtimes established in parts of Texas that were Unionist
martial law
Texas who was the second-highest-ranking officer in the Confederate army until he was killed in battle
Albert Sydney Johnston
to formally withdraw
secede
the belief that state power is greater than federal power
states’ rights
decreed that slaves were free in areas that were rebelling against the United States
Emancipation Proclamation
where General Taylor’s men turned back a larger Union army in 1864
Red River Campaign
small all Irish force guarding Sabine Pass for the Confederacy
Davis Guards
supremacy
sovereignty
steamboats converted to gunboats, with cotton bales for protection
cottonclads
Sherman’s fierce drive through the South
March to the sea
Confederate general who attempted to seize control of the Southwest in 1861
Henry H Sibley
law that was unpopular because some people received exemptions
draft
units of about 1,000 soldiers
regiments
commander of the Confederate artillery at the Battle of Sabine Pass
Richard Dowling
commander who successfully defended Laredo from Union forces
Santos Benavides
ships heavily armed in metal
ironclads
government of the succeeding states
Confederate States of America
allowed two new states to decide whether they would be slave or free states
Kansas-Nebraska Act
the strategy of withholding cotton shipments to England, hoping to force her to help the Confederacy
cotton diplomacy
Supreme Court decision that ruled that slaves were not US citizens
Dred Scott Decision