Advantages & Strategies
Emancipation Proclamation
Battles of the Civil War
Reconstruction I
Reconstruction II
100

List an advantage for the North in the Civil War

- More railroads to transport troops & supplies
- Larger Populations = larger armies
- Industrial Economy meant factories made plenty of supplies
- Larger Navy

#1

100

This President issued the Emancipation Proclamation

Abraham Lincoln

(Not on Study Guide)

100

This 3 day battle was the largest battle of the war, and the turning point for the North

Gettysburg

#8

100

What did the 13th amendment do?

Freed all of the slaves

#12

100

What did the 15th amendment do?

Protected the rights of all (male) citizens to vote 


aka suffrage

#12

200

List an advantage of the South in the Civil War

- Better Generals
- Fighting on defense
- Knowledge of the land (home-field)
- Cash Crops
- Fighting for their independence

#1

200

What is "Emancipation"?

To free

(Not on Study Guide)

200

Abraham Lincoln waited until after this bloody "victory" to issue the Emancipation Proclamation

Antietam

#8

200

What did the 14th amendment do?

Granted citizenship to all freed slaves

#12

200
This was Lincoln's plan where only 10% of a southern state needed to be loyal to the Union before it could re-enter the country


*Hint: people in the 1800's aren't very creative with naming things

10% Plan

#10

300

What was the North's reason for fighting the Civil War at the BEGINNING of the war?

To keep the country from splitting apart (preserve the Union)

#4

300

What was the name of the document that was the first instance of freeing slaves in the United States?

The Emancipation Proclamation

#5

300

This battle was the final "battle" of the Civil War

Appomattox Courthouse

#8

300

This organization was created in the post-Civil War south to intimidate black voters

KKK (Ku Klux Klan)

Not on your study guides

300

What is a way southern governments tried to keep African-Americans from voting

- Grandfather clause
- Literacy Tests
- Poll Taxes
- Intimidation & Violence

Not on study guide

400

Describe the South's Strategy to win the war

Defensive strategy: keep the North out long enough for European nations to become allies (Thanks to cotton)

#3

400

Name at least 2 military advantages of the Emancipation Proclamation

- Gives the North a better reason to fight
- Takes away workers from the southern economy
- 200,000 African-American soldiers will volunteer to fight in the war to fight for freedom

#6

400

This battle gave the North complete control of the Mississippi River

Vicksburg

#8

400

List a major issue facing African-Americans after the Civil War

- Lack of education
- Finding a job
- Protection from racism
- Basic human rights


#9

400

What were the name of the laws that included voter suppression and segregation in the south after Reconstruction ended?

"Black Codes" or "Jim Crow" laws

#14

500

What were the 3 parts of the North's "Anaconda" plan?

1. Ruin southern trade by using a blockade
2.  Capture the Mississippi River
3.  Capture Richmond

This will slowly strangle the south's economy so they can no longer fight a war.

#2

500

In what areas did the Emancipation Proclamation actually free slaves?

Areas that were controlled by the South (in a state of rebellion)

#7

500

This battle used "total war" to attack southern homes to hurt the South's ability to fight the war.

Sherman's March to the sea

#8

500

What was the "Freedman's Bureau"?

An organization that helped african-americans get jobs and an education during reconstruction

#11

500

What was the name of the economic system in the south that kept many African-Americans from achieving prosperity by keeping them in debt to wealthy plantation owners?

Sharecropping

#13