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border state decided to stay in union
martial law rule by army instead of government
battle of bull run showed that both sides needed more training
virginia first confederate iron ship
monitor union's iron ship
battle of antietam no clear victor in this battle
battle of fredricksberg unions worst defeat
battle of chancellorsville union loss
battle of shiloh bloodiest battle
emancipate to free
emancipation proclamation trying to free slaves
54th Mass Regiment famous African American unit, led troops into Confederate fort
Fort wagner Southern fort 54th Mass led troops into
copperheads northerners who opposed using force
draft required all able men to serve in war
habeas corpus be changed or have a hearing before being jailed
income tax tax on people's earning
inflation rise in prices and loss in value
profiteer charged too much on goods needed during war
siege an enemy position
Battle of Gettysburg most important battle, Union victory
Pickett's charge General Pickett's charge that killed many Confederate men
Gettysburg Address Lincoln's 10 sentence famous speech
total war destroy everything
Appomattox Courthouse Where Lee surrendered to the Union, ending the Civil War
Freedmen men and women who had been slaves but were freed
Reconstruction rebuilding of south
10% Plan Lincoln's plan toward reconstruction
Amnesty government pardon
Wade-Davis Bill Required Confederate states to swear loyalty to Union
Freedmen's Bureau helped freed slaves start better lives
thirteenth amendment banned slavery
black codes severely limited rights of freedmen
radical republicans vowed to take control of reconstruction
14th amendment defined citizen's as being all persons born or naturalized in the US
Radical Reconstruction when radicals took control of reconstruction
reconstruction act threw out state governments that refused to ratify 14th amendment
impeach bring formal charges against
15th amendment forbade any state to deny a citizen their right to vote
scalawags scruffy horse or white southern republican
carpetbaggers northerner who went to live in South after Civil War
conservatives wanted no changes by congress
KKK secret group that wanted to keep freedmen and white republicans out of office
sharecropper rented and farmed land
poll taxes fee to vote
literacy test required one to read and explain a part of the Constitution to be able to vote
Grandfather clause If your grandfather could vote then you could
segregation separation of races
Jim Crow laws trapped southern blacks n a hopeless situation
Plessy v. Ferguson ruled segregation was legal
New South South with a better economy
Missouri Compromise kept the number of slave and free states equal
Wilmot Proviso law to ban slavery in territories won from Mexico
Popular sovereignty right of people to create their own government
free soil party party formed out keep slavery out of west
secede remove themselves
fugitive runaway
civil war war between people of same country
compromise of 1850 compromise to free slaves
fugitive slave act required all citizens to help catch runaway slaves
uncle tom's cabin showed the cruelty of slavery
border ruffians battled the antislavery forces in kansas
guerilla warfare hit and run tactics
lawsuit legal case brought to settle a dispute
Dred Scott v. Sanford court's decision that slaves were property
republican party created to take a strong stand on slavery
arsenal gun warfare house owned by government
treason action against one's country
martyr willing to die for beliefs
Kanas-Nebraska act split Nebraska into two separate states with their own governments
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