Finallss Flashcards

1
Q

—— Supported the war against the south

A

Abolitionists

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2
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—— was more industrialized then the south due to the amount of manufacturing

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North

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3
Q

North did not draft African Americans so not to

A

Turn northern whites against the war

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4
Q

African American troops fought on the —— side in —– numbers

A

Union. Large.

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5
Q

South was left in ruins by

A

Total war

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6
Q

Marked the end of the era of wooden warships

A

Ironclads

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7
Q

Developed to sink ironclads

A

Submarines

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8
Q

President of the confederate states of America

A

Jefferson Davis

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9
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President of the United States

A

Abraham Lincoln

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10
Q

Commander of the confederate army

A

Robert E. Lee

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11
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Commander of the 54th regiment. Died at fort Wagner

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Robert Shaw

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12
Q

Commander of the Union army that defeated Lee

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Ulysses S. Grant

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13
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Earned Medal of Honor for his defense of little round top at the battle of Gettysburg

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Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain

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14
Q

Eccentric confederate general who was mortally wounded at the battle of Chancellorsville

A

Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson

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15
Q

—– had advantages over the south in nearly all resources

A

North

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16
Q

Led pickets charge, the largest infantry charge of the civil war at the battle of Gettysburg with over 15000 men and was defeated by Union forces

A

George Pickett

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17
Q

Confederates fire on —– and begin the civil war

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Fort Sumter

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18
Q

After the battle of bull run, the north and the south realized

A

The war would be a long hard struggle

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19
Q

Battle of Antietam gave —– the win he needed to announce the —— —–

A

Lincoln. Emancipation proclamation

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20
Q

Marked the high tide of the confederacy

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Battle of Gettysburg

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21
Q

Gave the union control of the Mississippi

A

Battle of Vicksburg

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22
Q

Did not succeed in sinking the monitor

A

Merrimack

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23
Q

Used total war to deprive the enemy supplies needed to conduct war

A

Sherman’s March to the sea

24
Q

Denied the south the ability to feed its army and citizens

A

Sheridan Shenandoah valley campaign

25
Q

Whose plan required a continuous pursuit of Lee that lasted over a year and ended with Lees surrender at Appomattox court house

A

Grants plan

26
Q

Emancipation proclamation did not apply to areas

A

Under Union control

27
Q

Lincoln’s motives in limiting the reach of the emancipation was to hurt

A

The southerners in that area not under Union control

28
Q

Radical reconstruction imposed

A

Military rule on southern states

29
Q

Threw out governments of all southern states that had refused to ratify the fourteenth amendment

A

Radical reconstruction

30
Q

Lincoln wanted to make it easy and quick for

A

Southern states to rejoin the union

31
Q

States could organize a new state government when

A

10% of the states voters pledged loyalty to the USA

32
Q

New state government would have to

A

End slavery

33
Q

They could rejoin the union once

A

The states meet the requirements

34
Q

Broad amnesty for

A

Most former confederated

35
Q

Southern states could organize —– and elect —– to congress

A

Organize new governments and elect representatives

36
Q

Southern states had to abolish slavery and ratify

A

The thirteenth amendment

37
Q

Could rejoin union once.

A

These requirements are met

38
Q

Led pickets charge, the largest infantry charge of the civil war at the battle of Gettysburg with over 15000 men and was defeated by Union forces

A

George Pickett

39
Q

Confederates fire on —– and begin the civil war

A

Fort Sumter

40
Q

After the battle of bull run, the north and the south realized

A

The war would be a long hard struggle

41
Q

Battle of Antietam gave —– the win he needed to announce the —— —–

A

Lincoln. Emancipation proclamation

42
Q

Marked the high tide of the confederacy

A

Battle of Gettysburg

43
Q

Gave the union control of the Mississippi

A

Battle of Vicksburg

44
Q

Did not succeed in sinking the monitor

A

Merrimack

45
Q

Used total war to deprive the enemy supplies needed to conduct war

A

Sherman’s March to the sea

46
Q

Denied the south the ability to feed its army and citizens

A

Sheridan Shenandoah valley campaign

47
Q

Whose plan required a continuous pursuit of Lee that lasted over a year and ended with Lees surrender at Appomattox court house

A

Grants plan

48
Q

Emancipation proclamation did not apply to areas

A

Under Union control

49
Q

Lincoln’s motives in limiting the reach of the emancipation was to hurt

A

The southerners in that area not under Union control

50
Q

Radical reconstruction imposed

A

Military rule on southern states

51
Q

Threw out governments of all southern states that had refused to ratify the fourteenth amendment

A

Radical reconstruction

52
Q

Lincoln wanted to make it easy and quick for

A

Southern states to rejoin the union

53
Q

States could organize a new state government when

A

10% of the states voters pledged loyalty to the USA

54
Q

New state government would have to

A

End slavery

55
Q

They could rejoin the union once

A

The states meet the requirements