APUSH Civil War

1. Could not deny Black people of vote, but it did not allow Black people the right to vote.
3. Derogatory term for a person from the Northern states who went to the South after the Civil War to profit from the Reconstruction.
4. A fraternal social club that terrorized and harassed Black people.
5. A Union general who was more decisive than previous generals before him.
7. A Confederate general who was originally superintendent of West Point, educated generals on both Union and Confederate sides.
8. A Confederate general, who politically defeated the Know Nothing Party.
12. An agricultural system where landowners allowed tenants to farm their land in exchange for a share of the harvested crops.
14. An order placed on one's property/crop is sold.
15. A group of people who wemancipationslavery, pushed for emancipation and civil rights for Black people.
17. A Union general who was popular among enlisted soldiers and resented by northern politicians and generals.
18. A 47-day battle siege between 77,000 Union Soldiers and 33,000 Confederate soldiers.
19. A dispute over the results of the 1876 elections.
20. A famous American stage actor who assassinated Abraham Lincoln.

2. A plan to control the MS river, the Gulf of Mexico, and the Atlantic Coast.
6. A rallying call for the Americans who were on the fence about the bloodshed, profits, etc., dealing with the Civil War.
9. Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as punishment for crime.
10. A general who was very popular with radical republicans.
11. One of the deadliest one-day battles in American history.
13. The first full-scale battle of the war.
16. Vice President under Abe. Lincoln, when he was shot.