Unit 9 Vocabulary Flashcards

1
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13th Amendment

A

abolish slavery

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2
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Republicans

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anti-slavery political party of Abraham Lincoln

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3
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Antietam

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bloodiest day in American history; Lincoln saw this much-needed victory as a chance to issue the Emancipation Proclamation

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4
Q

Philip Bazaar

A

Chilean immigrant who fought in the US Navy during the Civil War

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5
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US Civil War

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conflict between Northern free states (The Union) and the pro-slavery southern states (The Confederacy). The South was trying to preserve its way of life, while the North was trying to preserve the “the Union” of the United States

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6
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Fort Sumter

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battle the marked the beginning of the Civil War

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7
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William Carney

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African American soldier who demonstrated courage during the Battle of Fort Wagner

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8
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Hiram Rhodes Revels

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first African American to serve in the United States US Congress. He represented Mississippi in 1870 and 1871 during Reconstruction

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9
Q

14th Amendment

A

guaranteed “equal protection of the laws” and “due process” for all citizens

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10
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Emancipation Proclamation

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declared slaves in states still in rebellion on January 1, 1863 would be free

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11
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Appomattox Courthouse

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General Robert E. Lee surrendered to General Ulysses S. Grant at this location, bringing the fighting to the Civil War to an end

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12
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Robert E. Lee

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leading general of the Confederate Army

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13
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Ulysses S. Grant

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leading general of the Union Army

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14
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2nd Inaugural Address

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Lincoln focused on the end of slavery and the need to take a conciliatory, or healing, approach to the war’s end

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15
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Gettysburg

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Lee’s offensive march northward was stopped at this battle, the turning point of the war

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16
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1st Inaugural Address

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Lincoln pledged not to attack slavery in the South but announced that he had a duty to protect the Union

17
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Gettysburg Address

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Lincoln’s argument that the war had become a struggle to see if the system of democracy could survive

18
Q

15th Amendment

A

prohibited denial of voting rights for men because of race

19
Q

Andrew Johnson

A

President of the US after the Civil War and throughout Reconstruction; sworn in following Lincoln’s assassination

20
Q

Jefferson Davis

A

President of the Confederacy during the Civil War

21
Q

Freedman’s Bureau

A

set up by the US government to assist the free slaves with adjusting to life after slavery, and to set up schools for education

22
Q

“Black Codes”

A

Southern state legislatures created laws based on older slave codes that limited the civil rights and freedom of movement of the freedmen

23
Q

Vicksburg

A

Union victory allowed the North to take total control of the MS River

24
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Reconstruction Era

A

time period after the Civil War when the US government followed through on a plan to repair and bring the southern states back into the Union without slavery