Civil War People
Reconstruction
Major Events
Civil War Misc.
Civil War Battles
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President of the Union, elected in 1860

Abraham Lincoln

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18th President, former Union general, leads the country through most of Reconstruction

Ulysses S. Grant

100

Robert E. Lee surrendered here in 1865

Appomattox Court House

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Capital of the Confederacy

Richmond

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This was both the turning point and largest battle of the Civil War

Battle of Gettysburg

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President of the Confederacy

Jefferson Davis

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Became president after Lincoln's assassination, later gets impeached, but not removed from office

Andrew Johnson

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First state to secede from the Union

South Carolina

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First Black Naval Captain and later a Congressman from SC

Robert Smalls

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First battle of the Civil War

Fort Sumter

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Helped convince Lincoln to allow Black soldiers to enlist in the Union army

Frederick Douglass

300

Amendment that abolished slavery in the United States

13th Amendment

300

Lincoln plan that would allow southern states back into Union when 10% of voters pledged an oath of allegiance to the Union

Ten Percent Plan

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This holiday commemorates the ending of slavery in the United States

Juneteenth

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First major battle of the Civil War

First Battle of Bull Run/Manassas

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Civil War Nurse and founder of the Red Cross

Clara Barton

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Event that brought Reconstruction to an end and brought about the election of Rutherford B Hayes

Compromise of 1877

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What happened on April 14, 1865, only five days after the Confederates surrendered?

Assassination of Abraham Lincoln
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Most common cause of death during the Civil War

Disease

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Speech given by Lincoln a few months after the largest battle of the war at its location

Gettysburg Address

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Abolitionist and Union spy who lived in Richmond during the war

Elizabeth van Lew

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Group that believed in guaranteeing voting and civil rights to African Americans after the war. Controls Congress through most of Reconstruction

Radical Republicans

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Civil War military campaign that goes through Georgia, following a scorched earth policy (burn/destroy everything in its path)

Sherman's March to the Sea

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Identify three of the northern advantages at the beginning of the war.

More railroads, better manufacturing, higher total population, better technology
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This battle gave the Union control of the Mississippi River

Battle of Vicksburg