APUSH Civil War and Reconstruction

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Across
  1. 3. This group wanted to restore the union with as few changes to the South as possible.
  2. 5. This was a derogatory term used to characterized northerners moving to the South to take and benefit from the post-war economy.
  3. 6. Famous for attack in Shenandoah. Known for using valley terrain to his advantage, later dying to friendly fire.
  4. 13. This group pushed for civil rights for black people and emancipation. They also believed that the South had to be punished.
  5. 16. This was a famous actor that was vocal about slavery, who eventually assassinated a president in hopes of resetting the Civil War.
  6. 18. This was led by Winfield Scott, theorized to split the confederacy till defeat.
  7. 20. General who's first battle was Bull Run, known for the March to the Sea.
Down
  1. 1. This social club was started by confederate veterans in TN, which eventually escalated to mass lynching of black people.
  2. 2. This siege gave Grant recognition, promoting him to general and commander in chief over the entire union.
  3. 4. This was a rally call for Americans, interpreted in many different versions. Only one version was officially signed by the speaker.
  4. 7. Other generals resented this general due to his indecisiveness and obsession with having trained and "battle ready" soldiers.
  5. 8. This early skirmish was PGT Beauregard's first confederate victory making him the main general.
  6. 9. This group positioned black people into places of power, desiring for black people to have wage jobs, similar to poor white people at the time. Lasted until 1872.
  7. 10. Considered to be an overly honest president, was an integral part of the union army. Led the "masterpiece" from the victory at Vicksburg.
  8. 11. 40% of this place was burned down by General Sherman, under the March of the Sea.
  9. 12. These state laws were passed in the South that obligated black people to have jobs, penalizing people for vagrancy.
  10. 14. 2/3 of this system was white people. Heavily relied on subsistence.
  11. 15. Made in 1862, put into action in 1863. Passed by Abraham Lincoln, freeing all slaves held by confederates on confederate land.
  12. 17. This was a derogatory term used to describe white southerners who supported reconstruction, did business with carpetbaggers, and/or supported black rights.
  13. 19. This battle is considered to be the deadliest one-day battle in US History.