Which amendment abolished slavery?
13th Amendment
To end slavery
Battle of Palmito Ranch
Civil War
This Texas state governor did NOT support Texas leaving the United States
Sam Houston
This amendment gave all male individuals the right to vote
15th Amendment
Texans believed this was vital to their economy
Slavery
The Confederates didn't have ironclads for battle of Galveston, so they made these
Cotton Clads
In this era we saw the 13th, 14th, 15th amendment issued
Reconstruction Era
This was the first state to decide to from secede the Union
South Carolina
This amendment granted citizenship to everyone born in the United States
14th Amendment
This was the group of people that were sent from the Union to help newly freed slaves restart their lives
Freedmen's Burau
This battle was fought AFTER the Confederacy had surrendered the Civil War
Battle of Palmito Ranch
During this era we saw the expansion of population due to the railroad
Cotton, Cattle, Railroad
True or False: Texas secession convention decided to stay part of the Union
False
This amendment led to the election of the first black congressional representative
15th Amendment
These were "rules" that took rights away from newly freed slaves, primarily voting rights
Black Codes
This Battle saw 46 Confederates take on 5000 Union soldiers and saw the Unionist retreat
Battle of Sabine Pass
During which era did we see farmers and ranchers fighting and burning down one others land
Cotton, Cattle, Railroad
This was Sam Houston's role at the time of Texas Secession
Governor
This was the same, but different than the 13th amendment. It had the same idea, but was not a formal law
Emancipation Proclomation
Many states seceded from the Union because they wanted this...
Slavery
This battle saw the Confederacy retake Texas ports on New Years day 1863 after the Union blockaded them a few months back
Battle of Galveston
During this era we saw the North send military to force civil rights legislation
Reconstruction
This was the event that made South Carolina leave the Union, that led to a domino effect of other states leaving
Election of Abraham Lincoln
Election of 1860