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Civil War Test

Test Wed. 9/20

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Border States Delaware, Maryland, West Virginia, Missouri, and Kentucky
11 Confederate States South Carolina, Georgia, North Carolina, Alabama, Florida, Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana, Virginia, and Texas
Anaconda Plan plan to capture Mississippi River in order to split the Confederacy
Secession formally leaving the USA
Confederate President Jefferson Davis
Why was S.C. treated harsher than the rest of the South? They seceded first and caused the Civil War.
What amendment ended slavery? 13th Amendment
Total Warfare taking the war to the South and targeting their resources
What resources of the Confederacy's were targeted by the Union? crops, livestock, horses, railroads, factories, and ammunition
Date and time Lincoln was shot April 14, 1865 at 10:45
Location of Lincoln's assassination Ford's Theatre
Who shot Lincoln? John Wilkes Booth
General William T. Sherman led march to the sea; destroyed Atlanta to Savannah and then headed north through the Carolinas; targeted things that were useful to Confederacy (cattle, fields of crops, horses, weapons and ammunition)
What did he yell when he jumped onto the stage? "Sic semper tyrranis" and "The south is avenged"
malice hate; Lincoln said he held no malice toward anyone from the South
pillage raided houses for supplies during war
Two other targets on day of Lincoln's assassination Andrew Johnson- VP William Seward- Secretary of State
Terms of Surrender at Appomattox Courthouse Confederate Soldiers won't be charged with treason. Soldiers will be given food. Soldiers may take horse/mule home.
November 8, 1864 Lincoln was reelected as president for his second term.
What did Lincoln have visions of while he was president? He had visions of himself laying in a casket in the White House dead and having people come in to mourn him. He envisioned talking to a guard and asking who died and the guard responding "The President. He has been assassinated."
Lincoln's Reelection March 4, 1865, Andrew Johnson as VP; AJ is the opposite party and from the South; Lincoln mentions that he has "malice towards none" including the South.
Impact Civil War had on South Left South socially and economically devastated; ended slavery in South; strengthened the federal governments power over states
Who takes over when president is killed? Who was that in 1865? Vice President; Andrew Johnson
54th Massachusetts led by Robert Gould Shaw; most notable African American Regiment; fought in Ft Wagner
Created by: guarino27
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