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Study Guide Unit 1

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Copperheads A type of poisonous snake where most of the southern sympathizers limited their antiwar activities to speeches and newspaper articles.
Emancipation Proclamation Allowed blacks to fight in the army
Total War Strategy of fighting in which an army destroys its opponent's ability to fight by attacking civilian and economic, as well as military, targets.
War of Attrition Union general Grant’s Civil War strategy of fighting until the south ran out of men, supplies, and will.
Amnesty An official pardon issued by the government.
Black Codes Laws passed in the southern states during reconstruction that greatly limited the freedom of former slaves.
Carpetbaggers Northern republicans .
Sharecroppers enabled planters to get their lands worked when they did not have enough cash to pay laborers.
Compromise of 1877 Agreed to let all union troops out of the south.
Reconstruction acts period following the civil war during which the U.S government worked to rebuild the former confederate states and reunite the nation.
What killed more soldiers in the civil war than battle? Diseases.
What is the Anaconda Plan? was designed to squeeze the life out of the south like an anaconda snake.
What were Northerners called who sympathized with the South called? carpetbaggers
What were the Jim Crow Laws? A set of laws that deprived African Americans of their rights,
What is the Crittenden Compromise? The Senator John Crittenden planned to resolve conflict between North and south by extending the Missouri compromise line but president Lincoln rejected it.
What was the outcome of Plessy v Ferguson? The court ruled that "separate but equal" facilities did not violate the fourteenth amendment.
Who were the South relying on to help in the Civil War? ( 2 Countries in Europe) Great Britain and France.
Who led the South in the Battle of Shiloh? General Beauregard and general Johnston led the battle
What kind of ruler was George McClellon? (Reluctant or Brave) was often reluctant to attack the confederates.
What year did Congress allow African Americans to fight in the War? They allowed it in 1862
What stated that any slave living in a rebelling state was free? The emancipation proclamation
What was the 54th Massachusetts infantry? A group made up of African Americans.
Where did the South surrender? The Appomattox courthouse.
What is Reconstruction? Rebuilding the south.
Who killed Abraham Lincoln? John Wilkes Booth
What did the 13th Amendment do? Abolished slavery.
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