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Civil war Reconstruc

Chap 13 Civil War and Reconstruction

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Slave States that stayed in the Union were called? Border States
Soldiers who were killed or wounded in war are called? Casualties
When the state chose individuals to serve in the military. Draft
What is the freeing of slaves? Emancipation
A group of temporary shelters such as tents. Camp
When a country is at war what is the families not in the military called? Home front
A person not in the military is called. Civilian
A machine that sends electric signals over wires is called. Telegraph
Is the strategy of destroying an enemy's resources Total War
To leave the military without permission is called? Desert
The period of when the South rejoined the Union. Reconstruction
The murder of an important leader is called? Assassination
Who provided food ,clothing,medical care, and legal advice to the poor Blacks and Whites? Freedmen's Burear
to charge a government official of crime is to? Impeach
The nickname of laws that kept African Americans separate from other Americans Jim Crow
The forced separation of the races. Segregation
Poor farmers used landowners fields and in return they would give them half the crop. Sharecropping
Information given firsthand primary source
Information given from someone who did not witness. Secondary source
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