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USHistory Review 3
Goal 3
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| He led raid on Harper Ferry that created fear of slave revolts | John Brown |
| Published the "Liberator" in which he condemned slavery on moral grounds | William Lloyd Garrison |
| Published the "North Star" and made speeches to raise support for Abolitionism | Frederick Douglas |
| Daughters of SC slaveholder that became leading abolitionist in South | Grimke Sisters |
| Woman who assisted fugitive slaves fleeing to North; "Moses of her people" | Harriett Tubman |
| Author of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" that increased tension between North and South | Harriett B Stowe |
| Subject of Supreme Court case that denied blacks all rights of citizenship | Dred Scott |
| Man who debated Abraham Lincoln on the issues of westward expansion of slavery | Stephen Douglas |
| President of Confederacy | Jefferson Davis |
| General of Confederate Army | Robert E Lee |
| Union General who carried out "March of the Sea" of Anaconda Plan; burned South | William T Sherman |
| President who issued Emancipation Proclamation that made Civil War about slavery | Abraham Lincoln |
| Union General to whom Confederates surrendered at Appomattox Court House, Virginia | Ulysses S Grant |
| Man who assassinated President Lincoln | John Wilkes Booth |
| Succeeded President Lincoln after assassination; 1st president impeached by Congress | Andrew Johnson |
| Leader of the Radical Republicans who wanted to punish the South | Thaddeus Stevens |
| President who ended Reconstruction by agreeing to remove Union Army from South | Rutherford B Hayes |
| Principle that led to conflict over slavery in Kansas and Nebraska territory | Popular Sovereignty |
| Name for pre-Civil War era | Antebellum |
| The action taken by the South following Lincoln's election in 1860 | Secession |
| Lincoln's original war goal to unite the North and South | Preserve the Union |
| Issued to free slaves and prevent European countries from entering War for the South | Emancipation Proclamation |
| Reason Britain considered joining South in Civil War | Cotton |
| Strategy to win Civil War; blockade ports, capture capital, divide and conquer | Anaconda Plan |
| 13th, 14th, 15th Amendments; free slaves, equal protection of Law, voting rights | Civil War Amendments |
| War answered question of who has more power to decide on issues like slavery | Supremacy of federal government |
| Organization established to discourage Republicans and blacks from voting | Ku Klux Klan |
| War that led to arguments over the extension of slavery into new territories | Mexican-American War |
| Supreme Court decision that slaves are not citizens | Dred Scott v. Sanford |
| Civil War battle; turning point in Western Theater of war; completed Anaconda Plan | Vicksburg |
| Civil War battle; turning point in Eastern Theater of war | Gettysburg |
| Presidential and Congressional attempt to restore the Union after Civil War | Reconstruction |
| Dispute over popular sovereignty, led to civil war in Kansas; Bleeding Kansas | Kansas-Nebraska Act |
| Included in Compromise of 1850; harsh penalty for helping runaway slaves | Fugitive Slave Act |
| Established to help newly freed slaves, built schools, hospitals, gave food | Freedman's Bureau |
| Laws passed to deny African Americans specific civil liberties | Black Codes |
| Attempt by Congress to control Reconstruction and place harsh terms on South | Wade-Davis Bill |
| Ended Reconstruction; removed troops from South, transportation improvements in South, gave Democrats cabinet positions | Hayes-Tilden Compromise/Compromise of 1877 |
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