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| What was the strategy for each side of the Civil War? |
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| To conduct a defensive war |
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| Shiloh, Gettysburg, Antietam |
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| Which groups of people fought the war? |
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| What was Sherman's March? |
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| The path of burned city of Atlanta toward the Atlantic |
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| What was the 54th regiment and what did they do? |
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| They were the most distinguished African American regiment |
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| Demanded an unconditional and immediate surrender |
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| What group was allowed to fight and helped the North? |
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| What countries did the south want help from? |
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| What impact did Dorothea Dix have on the war? |
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| She convinced officials to let women work as nurses |
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| A damaged ship that was rebuilt and covered with iron |
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| What was the importance of the Mississippi? |
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| To prevent the Confederacy from receiving supplies. |
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| Who were Lee and Jackson? Where did they fight? |
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| Who were Douglas and Greeley? |
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| Abolitionists who urged Lincoln to fight until the end. |
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| What happened at Antietam? |
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| Why was Lincoln reluctant to free slaves? |
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| He didn't want to lose the border states |
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| Which border states played a major role in the war and why? |
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| What was the emancipation proclamation? |
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| It gave freedom to slaves in rebel held territory |
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| Name the period after the Civil war? |
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| A leader for African American rights |
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| 10% of voters had to take oath to the union |
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| Details of Lincolns Assassination |
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| Shot by John Wilkes Booth at the Theater |
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| Details of the Wade Davis bill |
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| replaces 10% plan-majority must take oath to the union |
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| Dishonest or illegal use of authority |
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| helped provide education for African Americans |
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| How Johnson became President? |
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| After Lincoln was assassinated |
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| What was the Tenure of office act? |
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| To prevent the President from firing government officials |
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| What happened to Edwin Stanton? |
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| What did congress do to Johnson? |
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| Congress impeached Johnson |
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| Leading industry of the new south? |
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| Laws designed to limit Africa American rights |
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| What was a poll tax and what was it aimed at? |
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| Violating civil rights of African Americans |
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| What was the 14th amendment? |
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| US citizenship description of citizens rights |
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| What was the 1866 Civil Rights Act? |
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| early legislation intended to protect civil rights |
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| States cannot take away what from citizens? |
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| Life, Liberty and Property |
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| First states to have African Americans in congress |
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| South Carolina and Georgia |
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| Requirements for a state to rejoin Union under Wade Davis Bill: |
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| Majority had to swear loyalty to the Union, and Only white males who had not fought against the Union, and all new state constitutions had to ban slavery. |
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