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ch 17 VOCAB AM

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january 1,1863 had a huge impact on the public only freed few slaves. abolitionist loved this idea Emancipation Proclaimation
one of the first african american regiments organized in the North, became famous july 1863 54th Maasachusetts Regiment
lincolns main opponenets copperhead
--> aka draft conscription
cash payment given to men who served bounty
a tax on earrnings income tax
new paper currency the government made named after its color (green) greenback
was working for the government when the civil war began she organized a system to help war effort clara barton
july 1 lasted 3 days 90,000 union troops fought against confederate troops Battle of Geetysburg
a attack that was torn into pieces or a filed mission picketts charge
an unlikely war hero trained and educated at a acadamey looked poor general ulysses s grant
destined for great looked very formal Robert E Lee
july 4 1863 ulysses d grant defeated confederate troops siege of vicksburg
pushed through the ddep south to atlanta and the artic coast william tecumseh sherman
april 9,1865 Lee and Grant meet to arrange the surrender appomattox court house
january 1865 ---> was passed where lincoln urged congress to try to end slavery 13th amendment
crept into the balcony where the president sat and shot the president(lincoln) in the back of the head john wilkes booth
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