Civil War and Reconstruction
Across
- 2. __________ are also known as Jim Crow Laws and essentially created and enforced segregation.
- 6. Horace Greeley was the founder of the ______ Party.
- 8. _________ is the time period from 1865-1877 when the US attempted to recover after the Civil War.
- 10. _________ was responsible for the assassination of Abraham Lincoln.
- 11. The _______ Amendment states that all persons born within the U.S. are citizens.
- 13. The ______ Amendment stated that slavery shall no longer exist within the U.S.
- 14. In April 1865, Lee officially surrendered to Grant in ___________, Virginia.
- 16. In 1866 Congress created the _________ in order to send officials into the southern states to assist African-American communities with post-war recovery.
- 19. ________ is the term used when a President is put on trial for a felony.
- 20. _________ was the first and only president of the CSA.
- 22. The Battle of ________ is considered the 'turning point' of the Civil War.
- 23. In 1867 Congress created the ________ Act which stated that a President can not hire/fire anyone without Congressional approval.
- 24. _________ was the military leader for the South during the Civil War.
Down
- 1. During Reconstruction, many individuals in the South were terrorized by the ______.
- 3. ________ is another term for the Draft.
- 4. The ________ stated that southern territories could become states again if 10% of their population took an oath of loyalty to the U.S.
- 5. ________ is defined as the fight to end slavery
- 7. ___________ became President after Lincoln's assassination.
- 9. The Battle of ______ was the bloodiest single day battle in US History.
- 12. During Reconstruction, the US saw its second largest __________ migration (first time was due to the gold rush).
- 15. The ________ is a group of Presidential advisers.
- 17. __________ was US President from 1868-1876.
- 18. During the Civil War, William ________ was responsible for total warfare when he raided through the South.
- 21. The ____ Amendment states that you can not be kept from voting based on your race.