5th - SS Chap 10 Civil War Flashcards

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The 1820 agreement by Congress that Missouri would enter the Union as a slave state and Maine as a free state and slavery would not be allowed in any states formed north of a line even with Missouri’s southern border?

A

Missouri Compromise

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The belief that states could block or over-rule the actions of the federal government?

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States’ rights

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Legislation passed by Congress by which California was admitted as a free state, part of Texas was given to New Mexico, the fugitive slave law was strengthened, and the issue of whether slavery would be permitted in New Mexico and Utah would determined by a vote of the people living in those territories?

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Compromise of 1850

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One who wanted to free the slaves?

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Abolitionist

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The withdrawal of a state from the Union?

A

Secession

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Information that is spread for the purpose of promoting some cause?

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Propaganda

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The name of the government formed by the southern states when they seceded from the Union in the early 1860’s?

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Confederate States of America

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To volunteer to join the army?

A

Enlist

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A one-time reward for enlisting?

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Bounty

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A draft; compulsory enlistment for military service?

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Conscription

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A wing dam built by Union forces in 1864 in order to raise the water level in the Red River so that Union gunboats could sail downriver?

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Bailey’s dam

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A member of a small military group that harasses the enemy?

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Guerrilla

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Legislation passed by the U.S. Congress in July 1862 that enabled Union forces to seize the property of rebels?

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Confiscation Act

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The 1863 proclamation by which President Abraham Lincoln freed the slaves in the Confederate states?

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Emancipation Proclamation

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Q

Where were the first shots of the Civil War shot?

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Fort Sumter in South Carolina - it was a Confederate fort that the Union wouldn’t surrender

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List the advantages that the Union have.

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  1. Factories
  2. More soldiers
  3. More supplies
  4. Railroads
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List the advantages that the South have.

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  1. Skilled hunters
  2. Fighting for their way of life
  3. Great leaders
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What was the first battle that the Confederates won?

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Battle of Bull-Run

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What was the Union’s plan for victory?

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  1. Blockade of the coast
  2. Control of the Mississippi River
  3. Capture Richmond
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Who won the Battle of Antictem?

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The union

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Who won the Battle of Gettysburg? What was special about this battle?

A

The Union won; it was the turning point in the war

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What fell to Union control in May of 1862?

A

New Orleans

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Who won the Civil War?

A

The Union

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Where did the Civil War end? What happened?

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Confederate General Robert E. Lee surrendered to Union General Ulysses S. Grant at Appomattox Court House, Virginia.

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What were some things Louisiana did to prepare for the war?

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  1. 5,000 volunteered to join army
  2. Collected scrap iron to make cannon balls
  3. Fort Jackson and Fort St. Phillip were reinforced to help protect New Orleans from the south from the Union (they added to the defenses by blocking the river with chains)
  4. Vicksburg was reinforced to protect New Orleans from the north.