SS-4th grade Chap 6
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| Sharecropper | person who farms for a landowner for a landowner in return for part of the crops
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| secede | to withdraw formally from an organization
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| reconstruction | long period of rebuilding undergone by Southern states after the Civil War
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| Scalawag | Southerner who supported reconstruction
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| carpetbagger | usually a Northerner who moved to the South after the Civil War and supported reconstruction
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| freedmen | people freed from slavery
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| Thirteenth Amendment | ratified in 1868; abolished slavery throughout the US
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| Blockade Runners | to stop the flow of goods from other countries from the South
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| tariff | tax on imports or exports
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| Union | another name for the US
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| Freedman's Bureau | organization that provided aid to African Americans and people
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| abolitionist | people who wanted to abolish or end slavery in the US
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| Emancipation Proclamation | official document signed and issued by President Abe Lincoln on January 1, 1863 which freed ensloaved people that were still at war with the Union
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| Confederacy | group of sovereign states called the Confederate states of America that was independent and had the power of the country from 1861 to 1865
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| Abraham Lincoln | 16th president, did not want slavery, elected president in 1860; problems threatened to destroy US; was shot and killed
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| William Lowndes Yancy | served in the legislator; wanted alabama to secede the US
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| Robert Jemison Jr. | thought Alabam should seced onlyif other states did
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| Jefferson Davis | thought Albama should secede only if other states
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| John Smith | He was an African American; he was enslaved but when freed fought
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| Josiah Gorgas | started factories in Alabama that produces armiments, military equipment
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| Robert E. Lee | general in the Confederate Army
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| H. L. Hunley | submarine to sink a ship
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| Emma Sanson | she helped Nathan Bedford Forrest and his troops reach Rome, Georgia before Union troops arrived
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| General Abel D. Streight | Union General led his troops across Alabama trying to destroy a railroad in Georgia
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| Andrew Johnson | became President after Lincoln was assissinated
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| John Rapier | took part in Alabama Constitutional Convention, where the new state constitution was written; he also became the first ...
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| Fort Sumterl, South Carolina | the confederate attacked here in Charleston Harbor which started the Civil War
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| Selma, Alabama | becam an important military supply center
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| Appomattox Court House, Virginia | Grant accepted Lee's surrender at this location and the war soon ended
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| Fort Morgan | built between 1819 and 1834; located in Mobile
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| Fort Gaines | located on Dauphin Island built between 1821 and 1861
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