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- 2. a republic composed of eleven states that seceded from the Union.
- 3. One of the Union's advantages was that their industrialized cities had much higher ____________ than those in the South
- 8. American abolitionist who asked Lincoln to enlist African Americans during the Civil War
- 11. a social club created for Confederate war veterans in Tennessee in 1865, right after the end of the Civil War.
- 13. The start of the Civil War was signaled by the Confederate attack on _________ ________
- 14. These were patented after the Civil War to help veterans get back to their daily lives.
- 17. This proclamation was given by President Lincoln directly following the bloody battle at Antietam
- 18. a derogatory term used to describe Northerners who went to the South after the Civil War to seek profits
- 21. During the Civil War, supplies were carried from city to city using _________
- 25. a federal agency that helped formerly enslaved people and poor whites in the years following the Civil War
- 26. The general name for segregation laws that were passed throughout the USA after Reconstruction
- 27. One advantage of the Confederacy was that they had strong _____________: many of their generals attended Westpoint
- 29. amendment that made African Americans birthright citizens of the United States and guaranteed them rights and liberties (1868)
- 30. a 19th century warship with armor plating
- 32. Lincoln's assassin
- 33. Confederate General Lee surrendered to General Grant at this location in Virginia
- 35. Vice president of the Confederacy who gave the "Cornerstone Speech"
- 36. a derogatory term used to describe Southerners who were Republicans & supported Reconstruction
- 41. the period after the American Civil War when the United States was figuring out how to bring the Confederate states back into the Union
- 42. A majority of the battles during the Civil War took place in the _________
- 43. After the Civil War, the _____________ in the South was basically destroyed; it took decades for cities to prosper again
- 44. the practice of separating people based on race
- 46. Name for the Union ironclad that fought the CSS Virginia in Hampton Roads, Virginia
- 47. Who won the Civil War?
- 48. Capital city of the Confederacy that was burned in the last month of the war
- 50. Winning Union general of the Civil War and the 18th president of the US - was also the president for most of Reconstruction
- 51. This Civil War battle took place in the middle of an urban city
- 52. amendment that abolished slavery (1865)
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- 1. The first southern state to secede from the Union
- 3. President Johnson offered __________ to many Confederate leaders during reconstruction, angering many republicans
- 4. Which southern city was destroyed in Sherman's March to the Sea campaign?
- 5. Andrew Johnson was the first president to be ___________
- 6. Robert E. Lee was from this southern state
- 7. elected officials in Congress who advocated for equal rights for African Americans in the late 19th century
- 9. Location of Lincoln's assassination in D.C.
- 10. "Thus always to tyrants!"
- 12. a narrative developed by white southerners after the Civil War that attempted to portray the Confederacy in a favorable light
- 15. The president of the Confederacy
- 16. a series of laws passed after the Civil War that restricted rights for African Americans
- 19. to murder someone for political reasons
- 20. Lincoln's assassination left a huge __________ on the USA
- 22. Overall, the Civil War was over states' rights to keep ____________ for their economies
- 23. Mobs in Richmond, VA due to inflation, high refugee numbers, and mass destruction of the city from fires
- 24. This was the first official land battle of the Civil War: much chaos and confusion ensued due to issues with uniforms
- 28. Lincoln's plan for Reconstruction
- 31. Lincoln's vice president and the 17th president of the US
- 34. The Compromise of 1877 ended reconstruction and allowed for the election of this president
- 37. 16th President of the United States; commander-in-chief during the Civil War
- 38. This battle is considered the turning point of the Civil War - and it is the bloodiest battle of the war overall, lasting three days
- 39. The Emancipation Proclamation only freed slaves in the ________
- 40. amendment that prohibits states from denying a citizen’s right to vote based on race or color (1870)
- 45. This is the bloodiest one-day battle in American military history - including WWI and WWII!
- 49. The Confederacy argued that slavery was the ___________ of their new government
