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The economy of eastern North Carolina depended upon The Presence of Slave Labor
The United States became involved in the War of 1812 because British ships began to seize U.S. ships carrying supplies to France
North Carolina became known as the "Rip Van Winkle" state because North Carolina was declining socially and economically
As a reformer in North Carolina, Archibald Murphey Stressed the need for improvements in education and in internal improvements
the term, "Manifest Destiny" refers to The idea that the U.S. was a special nation which had a mandate from God to spread across the continent
The Trail of Tears Was the forced removal of men, women, and children from their homelands often in rain and snow
John Brown, a Kansas preacher, Led a bloody raid on an arsenal in Harper's Ferry, Virginia
The term of abolitionism refers to The belief that slavery should not exist
North Carolina seceded from the Union To prevent fighting fellow southerners and preserve state rights
Fort Fisher proved to be North Carolina's most important Confederate fort since It helped ships from Wilmington to get through the Union Blockade
Abraham Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation was Ignored by the South and established the purpose of freeing all slaves in Confederate States in rebellion against the Union
In the successful Anaconda Plan, Blockaded trading ships from leaving or arriving at Confederate ports
Changes or hardships brought to North Carolina by the war included Military conscription, tax-in-kind, and increases in prices caused by shortages
Deserters headed to the North Carolina mountains To hide and to use the mountains as a pathway to Union territory
The Battle of Gettysburg Became the deadliest battle in United States history
Sherman's philosophy of "total war" included Destroying military targets and breaking civilian morale
On April 9, 1865, General Robert E. Lee surrendered to General Ulysses S. Grant
The official end of Reconstruction occurred With the presidential election of 1876
What statement best describes North Carolina after the Civil War? Slavery had ended, and no one knew what freedom would bring
Carpetbaggers were Northerners who went to the South following the Civil War to profit from the Reconstruction
According to the "Grandfather Clause" of the 15th Amendment, a man could vote Without a literacy test if his grandfather had voted before 1867
Agriculture began to decline because Crop prices stayed low while supplies and transportation became more expensive
North Carolina's Democrats found a way to disenfranchise black voters by Requiring passing a literacy test and paying a poll tax
According to the Black Codes, African Americans Could not serve on a jury
The Three key amendments added to the United States during Reconstruction were Amendments 13,14,15
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