Civil War - Reconstruction Flashcards

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Compromise of 1850

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Fugitive Slave law - Slave trade banned in Washington DC California is a free state

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Kansas-Nebraska Act

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The right to vote on the issue of slavery in the Kansas-Nebraska territory- Led to “Bleeding Kansas”

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Popular Sovereignty

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Voting on the issue of slavery in the territories

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Dred Scott v. Standford

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Slaves were seen as property - Win for the South - Missouri compromise of 1820 was unconstitutional

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Election of 1860

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Lincoln won secession of the South from the Union CIvil War

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Secession

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Leaving the Union

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Civil War

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War between the North and the South

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Lincolns reason for fighting the CIvil War

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Preserve the Union

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Strategies, Advantages and Disadvantages for the North and South

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North had the eco/industrial/population advantage, create a blockade around the South , South had the geographical advantage, better military officials, relied on GB for support

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Jefferson Davis

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President of the COnfederacy

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General Robert E. Lee

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Led Confederate Army

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Ulysses S. Grant

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Led the Union Army to victory

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Battles of the Civil War

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Vicksburg - Union controlled the Missipi River
Bull Run - War should be long
Antietam - Stalemate but Lincoln was able to deliver Emancipation Proclamation

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How the Civil War was fought off of the battlefield

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Conscription - Drafted men to fight, drafted men to fight, draft riots, people pard to avoid the war
Surrender - Lee surrendered to Grant at the Appomattox Courthouse

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Expansion of Lincolns Power

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Suspension of habeus corpus, power expands in order to win the war

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Results of the Civil War

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Southern eco/soc/pol power decreased, North eco /soc/pol power increased, slaveryy ended, Reconstruction

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Emancipation Proclamation

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Freed slaves in COnfederacy but NOT in the Border States

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Gettysburg Address

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Reminded America why we fight

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Reconstruction

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Legislation and SUpreme Court Cases - Legislation meant to help freed slaves and SUpreme Court failed African Americans

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Lincoln and Johnsons view on Reconstruction

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10% Plan - Swiftly bring the South back into the Union

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Radical Republicans

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Group during the reconstruction that hated the South and wanted sever punishments towards their party

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Impeachment of Andrew Johnson

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Johnson violated the Office of Tenure Act - Johnson and Radical Republicans had conflicts

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13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments

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Granting basic freedoms to freed slaves

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Carpetbaggers

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Northerners who came to the South for eco/soc/pol gain

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Sharecropping
Meant to keep free slaves poor, had to pay through crops to use the land
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Black COdes
Laws passed by the South to discriminate against African Americans
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Election of 1876/Compromise of 1877
Republicans were given the presidency in exchange for the North withdrawing from the South which ended Reconstruction and allowed for discrimination towards African Americans by White Southern States
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Plight of the African Americans
Freedom, spots in the government and challenges - discrimination - White Southerners lawmakers would make laws that would make life for blacks more difficult
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Jim Crowe
Laws passed to legally segregate Blacks and WHites in the SOuth
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Plessy v Ferguson
Seperate but equal - Legal racism
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Ku Klux Klan
Used violence to intimidate African Americans, wanted the North out of the South, wanted old way of life back, ex- Confederate soldiers