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- 3. The ____ Amendment granted citizenship, due process, and equal protection under the law.
- 6. Gettysburg ___Famous speech delivered by Lincoln in November 1863 dedicating a cemetery.
- 10. Unfair reading and interpretation exams used to deny voting rights to African Americans.
- 13. Fee required by Southern states before a citizen could cast a ballot.
- 16. Abraham _______, the President who fought to preserve the Union.
- 19. Executive order issued by Lincoln that legally freed enslaved persons in the states in rebellion.
- 20. ____ Bureau: Government agency created during Reconstruction to build schools and provide aid to formerly enslaved people.
- 21. Secret white supremacist terrorist group that used violence to deny civil rights to African Americans.
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- 1. The ____ Amendment legally abolished slavery throughout the entire United States.
- 2. The Union's strategic naval blockade designed to strangle the Southern economy was called the ________ Plan.
- 4. The ____ Amendment protected voting rights regardless of race, color, or previous servitude.
- 5. General who commanded all Union armies at the end of the war and accepted the Confederate surrender.
- 7. A system where a worker farms a plot of land in exchange for a share of the crop, often leading to a cycle of debt.
- 8. The geographic region that went to war to try and win its independence and protect slavery.
- 9. Codes Laws passed immediately after the war by Southern states to restrict freedmen's daily lives and force them into low-wage labor.
- 11. Radical __________, the faction of Northern politicians who demanded equal rights for freedmen and punishment for the South.
- 12. The Virginia town where the official Confederate surrender took place: __________ Court House.
- 14. State and local laws designed to enforce racial segregation and deny civil rights in the South.
- 15. Save the ____; Northern war goal that Lincoln prioritized even above immediately abolishing slavery.
- 17. General who surrendered the Army of Northern Virginia, effectively ending the war.
- 18. The phrase "Four _____ and seven years ago..." opens Lincoln's most famous speech.
