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SS Vocab and stuff unit Civil war Flashcards

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1861-1865

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Civil War Time Era

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Who was involved in the Civil War?

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North (Union/U.S.) vs. South (Confederates/Rebels)

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Slavery, state’s rights, sectionalism, and tariffs

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Main reasons fought over Civil War

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Economy of the South depended on it, the North’s economy did not depend on this practice.

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Slavery

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The belief that the states should have the power to make laws instead of Federal government.

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State’s Rights

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Taxes on imported goods. Hurt the South because they had to pay high prices.

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Tariffs

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When a person is loyal to their region or section of the country first.

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Sectionalism

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New Political Party in the 1850s.

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Republican

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What was the Republicans opinion on slavery?

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Some people wanted slavery gone completely, and opposed the expansion of slavery. (Abolionists.)

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What event caused the south to secede from the Union?

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The 1860 Presidental Election. Abraham Lincoln was elected and many southerners believed that their way of life was in jeopardy.

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What was Sam Houston’s position on secession?

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Did not want Texas to Secede because he worked hard to get in the U.S, and knew that it would tear the apart. (Thought that the south would lose)

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Voted in secret without the governor, said it was Texas’s right to leave the Union.

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How Texans voted on the secession issue.

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Name of the country formed by the South

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The Confederate States of America

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President of the Union

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Lincoln

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President of the Confederacy

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Jefferson Davis

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General of the Union

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Ulysses S. Grant

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General of the South

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Robert E. Lee

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More men and supplies

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North Advantages

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Better Generals and more knowledge of the land

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South Advantages

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Offensive- Anaconda Plan- Split South in Half

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North Strategy

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Defend- Wear down the Union until they give up.

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South Strategy

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First Battle of Civil War- Who Won?

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Confederate win- Battle of Fort Sumter

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How did the south address the need for men in the Confederate Army?

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Jefferson Davis passed the Conscription Act- required men 18-35 to join the army.

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Supporters of the Union, often arrested, killed, or forced into the army, when many did not want to join

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Unionists

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Declared that all slaves should be set free in the Confederacy. Also allowed African Americans to join the Union Army if they can escape and make it there.

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Provisions of the Emancipation Proclamation.

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Was a former slave under the Union Army. In 1864, led a Union troop victory when all the commanders were killed. Awarded the Medal of Honor.

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Milton Holland

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Served as nurses, sewed clothing, and gathered supplies for soldiers.

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Roles of various women in the Civil War

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Leading cause of death in the Civil War

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2/3 was Disease and Infection

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Confederate Victory- Won control of Galveston, disrupted the Union Blockade of TX coast, TX/south could gain supplies.

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Battle of Galveston

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Confederate Victory- Defended TX as Union ships attempted to take the Sabine River. Over 300 Union army people were captured and prevented the North from attacking the interior of TX.

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Battle of Sabine Pass

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Union, then Confederate Victory- Union cut of a valuable supply for the Confederates. Confederates eventually pushed the Union out.

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Battle of Brownsville

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Confederate Victory- Confederate reinforcements(enforcements) had arrived and forced the Union to retreat away.

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Battle of Palmito Ranch

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After the strong attacks in Virginia and weak forces of the Confederates, Robert E. Lee surrender to Gen. Grant on April 9, 185.

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How the Civil War ended.

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Land was left in ruins, no longer use slaves as labour for plantations, no slaves.

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Problems the South had at the end of the Civil War.

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Opposed slavery in the new U.S. territories, but were ok with it remaining in the south.

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The Republican Party

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Why did Sam Houston oppose secession?

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He thought that the south couldn’t win the war.

37
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How did Texans vote on the secession issue? What was their justification for secession?

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The majority of Texans voted to secede from the Union because they believed that the north had abused its power.

38
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Naval battle fought for control of port of Galveston; disrupted Union blockade of Texas coast and allowed the South to get supplies.

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Battle of Galveston

39
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Naval battle fought to prevent the Union from attacking the interior of Texas

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Battle of Sabine Pass

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Land battle fought to keep the Confederate supply line through Matamoros open.

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Battle of Brownsville

41
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Land battle that is the last battle of the Civil War

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Battle of Palmito Ranch

42
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Union forces captured the Confederate capital of Richmond, Virginia. Robert E. Lee surrendered to General Grant at Appomattox Courthouse.

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Civil War had came to an end

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Was the program put in place by the federal government to repair damage to the South and restore the southern states to the Union.

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Reconstruction

44
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June 19, 1865 is the celebration of the end of slavery in Texas.

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Juneteenth

45
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a. help former slaves find jobs
b. set up schools for former slaves
c. provide food and clothing for former slaves

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What the Freedmen’s Bureau provided.

46
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How did most Texas feel about the Freedmen’s Bureau.

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Most Texans hated the Freedmen’s Bureau and opposed their efforts to help freed people.

47
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What was the person who assassinated Lincoln trying to do?

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John Wilkes Booth assassinated Lincoln hoping to reignite the war and restore the Confederacy.

48
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a. Each state had to nullify its act of secession
b. They had to acknowledge that the U.S. would not pay its debt from the Civil War
c. They had to abolish slavery (Ratify the 13th Amendment)

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Johnson’s Reconstruction Plan

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When ex-Confederates regained control of southern state legislatures, what was their goal?

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Their goal was to restrict the rights of African Americans.

50
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Were laws passed by the southern state government to limit rights of African Americans. These laws restricted the right to vote, said they could only work in farming, and forced them to work on plantations if they were unemployed.

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Black Codes

51
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How many times had the Constitution of 1876 been amended?

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498, currently 517 times

52
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Created to prevent freedmen from exercising their freedoms. They targeted African Americans, Freedmen’s Bureau workers, carpetbaggers, and scalawags.

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The Ku Klux Klan

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Why did Radical Republicans take control of Reconstruction?

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Radical Republicans took control of Reconstruction to punish the south for the war and for passing the Black Codes.

54
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a. Have tougher requirements for southern states to rejoin
b. Protect the rights of African Americans

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The terms/goals of Radical Reconstruction

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Why was the south divided into military districts?

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Southern states would be controlled by military governors until the states met the requirements set by Congress.

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Abolished slavery

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13th Amendment

57
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Provided citizenship & equal protection to African Americans

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14th Amendment

58
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Provided the right to vote for African American men

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15th Amendment

59
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After Democrats regained control of the Texas government, how long did they remain in power?

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105 years

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Goal of the Texas Constitution of 1876

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The primary goal was to limit the power of the governor.

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

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State’s Rights

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Focus on the interests of one’s region.

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Sectionalism

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Free from outside control; self-governing

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Sovereign

64
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To withdraw from a larger unit one belongs to.

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Secede/Secession

65
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A local law or place of legislation.

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Ordinance

66
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The forced enrollment of people into the military service.

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Conscription

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A person who supported the Union cause during the Civil War.

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Unionist

68
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A member of a volunteer committee organized to punish criminals.

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Vigilante

69
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Using naval vessels to prevent shipment of food and supplies into and out of ports.

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Blockade

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The civilian world in wartime.

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Home Front

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A coarse, loosely woven, homemade fabric.

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Homespun

72
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Drugs used for fighting malaria and other fevers.

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Quinine

73
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The effort, after the Civil War to reorganize the seceded states and bring them back into the Union.

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Reconstruction

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An official release from punishment for a crime.

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Pardon

75
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Temporary government.

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Provisional government

76
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Another word for canceling or to cancel.

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Nullify

77
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The date is celebrated as the anniversary of Emancipation Day for enslaved people in Texas.

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Juneteenth

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A formerly enslaved person.

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Freedman

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A group who believed that Congress should direct Reconstruction.

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Radical Republicans

80
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A secret organization of white men after the Civil War that used violence and terror against African Americans.

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Ku Klux Klan (KKK)

81
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A Northerner in the South working for a Reconstruction government.

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Carpetbagger

82
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A white Southerner who supported Reconstruction.

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Scalawag

83
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Mandatory / required.(Another word for this)

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Compulsory

84
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What was another reason why the Radical Republicans did not like Johnson’s Reconstruction Plan?

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The Radical Republicans also thought Johnson was being too lenient/easy on the South and impeached him.

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