Quarter 3 Flashcards

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Abraham Lincoln

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Civil War president in 1860, emancipation proclamation freed slaves in rebellious states

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2
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Andrew Jackson

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president after Lincoln assassination in 1865

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3
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Robert E Lee

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general of Confederate Army

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4
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Henry Clay

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The Great Compromiser; house speaker and secretary of state

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5
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John Brown

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abolitionist who used violence

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6
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Dred Scott

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black man who sued for freedom and lost

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7
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Jefferson Davis

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president of Confederate States

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8
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Harriet Beecher Stowe

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Uncle Tom’s Cabin author

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9
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General William Sherman

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general that marched from Atlanta to Savannah

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10
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Ulysses S. Grant

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union general in Civil War

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11
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William Lloyd Garrison

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1st liberator, wrote literature

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12
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Wilmot Proviso

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failed to stop slavery from spreading to western Mexican territory

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13
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Preston Brooks vs Charles Sumner

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Brooks violently beat Sumner with a cane at political event

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14
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Battle of Vicksburg

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Fought over the Mississippi river, North won

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15
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Battle of Gettysburg

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bloodiest battle in civil war

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16
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Battle of Antietam

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bloodiest single day, the battle before emancipation proclamation