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Civil war & recon.
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| newly formed states north of 36 30N latitude would be free states | Missouri Compromise |
| Us gained from mexico parts of Texas, New Mexico and arizona and California | The Guadalupe Hidalgo of 1848 |
| federal governments attempt to rebuild the south and restore union | Reconstruction |
| who became president after lincoln was killed | Andrew Johnson |
| black people could not gather after sunset | black codes |
| gave oit food, medial and supplies | freedman bureau |
| the constitutional amendment overthrew the dred scott decision & granted citizenship to african americans | 14 amendment |
| granted voting rights to african american women | 19 amendment |
| Tuskegee university founded in rural alabama by | booker t. washington |
| granted african american men the right to vote | 15 amendment |
| abraham lincoln had been born in a log cabin in | Kentucky |
| was elected as the confederacy provisional president | jefferson davis |
| what states were considered the Upper south of the confederate states | virginia, NC, Tennessee and Arkansas |
| what was the original capital of the confederacy | montgomery alabama |
| what was the capital changed to | richmond, Virginia |
| how long did the civil war last | 1861 to 1865 |
| northern newspapers named the northern naval bloackade plan the | Anaconda plan |
| the south hoped that european countries including ... would pressure the north to help south gain freedom | great Britain and france |
| were the city and fortress, that were targets of the union army, that gave them control of the Miss River. | Port Hudson and Louisiana |
| how many confederate troops marched out of vickburg to surrender | 30,000 |
| surrendered to union forces | port hudson |
| who took charge of the union forces | Ulysses S. Grant |
| amendment ended slavery | 13 amendment |
| Robert E. Lee surrendered to Ulysses S. Grant in a Virginia town of | Appomattox court house |
| killed abraham Lincoln in Fords theater in washington, D.C. | booth |