Week 29 Flashcards

1
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What did the Civil War bring?

A

The Civil War brought new technolgies to the battle field that cause more destruction and loss of life

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2
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What is a major event?

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It refers to significant gains or significant losses on either side

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3
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Describe two significant events with the navies.

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  1. The first two ironclad ships fought eachother in the Civil War 2. The successful use of a submarine
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4
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What side did Percival and Thomas Drayton agree with during the war?

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Percieval was aganist slavery, and Drayton thought it was okay

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5
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What happened at Fort Walker?

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Fort walker was attacked, and within two hours, it was abandoned and its commander fled on horseback

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6
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How many enslaved people were free after the Battle of Port Royal?

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10,000 people were freed

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What were enslaved people not allowed to do? What were they expected to help with in the War?

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They werent aloud to enlist in the army or be on the battle field. They were expected to help the army

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Why is January 1, 1863 an important date?

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African Americans would be aloud to enlist in the army, particarly with white officers

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9
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Who was Stephen Swails?

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He was the first African American comissioned as a first lieutienant in the US army

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10
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What traits are the Congressional Medal of Honor given out for?

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Bravery, courage, and honor

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What did the Native Americans hope would happen at the end of the War?

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Whichever side won, the government would treat them as valued allies in the future

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12
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Why did immigrants come from Ireland to America?

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People were being pushed from there homes from famine and poverty

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13
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How were they able to make a living in the United States?

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The army was offering $10 a month plus food and clothing for a long term enlistment period

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14
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What was the Irish Brigade?

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The Army created the irish bridgade. All mebers if the unit were irish. The bridgade fought in every major war

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15
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How were women influential in the War?

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Many women gathered medical care, women disguised themselves as men to fight, some were spies, many women opened up their houses, and some were nurses

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16
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How did women make gunpower cartridages?

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The exact change of gunpowder was measured and wrapped in a waxed cotton cloth

17
Q

What did necessity make women do during the War?

A

Necessity made women do more than what was expected in the past

18
Q

What does a civil war mean?

A

Citzens within a country are in rebellion aganist eachother

19
Q

All of the leaders of the armies attended what school?

A

The military academy at west point

20
Q

What was the Emancipation Proclamtion?

A

A legal document freeing the enslaved people in the rebellious states of the Confedarcy

21
Q

Who wrote the Emancipation Proclamation?

A

Abraham Lincoln and William Seward

22
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Where did the Emancipation Proclamation free enslaved people?

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In the rebellious states of the Confedarcy

23
Q

How many days did the Battle at Gettysburg last?

A

It lasted 3 days

24
Q

How did they choose to honor those who died in battle?

A

They planned a large dedication ceremony and they asked President Lincoln to saw a few words

25
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What were Lincolns remarks known as for those who died?

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They were know as the Gettysburg Address