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American History
Question | Answer |
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Emancipation Proclamation | This proclamation was able to free the slaves in the confederates territory |
54th Massachusetts Regiment | "One of the first African-American regiment" |
Copperhead | "Northern Democrats who favored peace with the South." |
conscription | the draft |
bounty | "Cash payments" |
income tax | "A tax on earnings" |
greenback | national money that is green |
Clara Barton | founded the red cross |
Robert Gould Shaw | lead the 54th regiment |
Battle of Gettysburg | fought in the North Union wins battle |
Pickett’s Charge | Union battle led by Pickett Union wins battle agian |
Ulysses S. Grant | leads the Union to a victory at Gettysburg and proves his worth to Lincoln |
Robert E. Lee | Confederacy General is very good at his job and leads many victory |
Siege of Vicksburg | Union wins the battle of Vicksburg and finishes taking the Mississippi |
William Tecumseh Sherman | A Union general |
Appomattox Court House | This is a town in Virginia that Lee and Grant meet to surrender |
the militia act | This act makes it legal for African Americans to enlist in the army |
Siege of Petersburg | In June of 1864 the Union captures Richman |
Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson | a general for the Confederacy |
Anderersonville | POW camp |
Wilmer McClean | Owned a house that would hold the Generals as they surrendered |
Total war | "A war not only against enemy troops, but against everything that supports the enemy." |
George McCllelan | A not great general for the Union |
Gettysburg Address | A speech that Lincoln made after the gettysburg battle |
score | a large amount of people |
Consecrate | A holy or sacred place |
Ford'd Theater | The Theater that Lincoln was killed in |
John Wilkes Booth | killed Lincoln |
Mary Surratt | was thought to have helped people kill Lincoln |
13th Amendment | this amendment was passed and said that slavery was banned. |
Andrew Johnson | The Vice-President |
William Seward | The Secretary of State |