Battles of The Civil War
Amendments and Legislation
Radical Reconstruction
Social Changes
End of Reconstruction
100

The first battle of the Civil War, no casualties reported

Fort Sumter


100

13th amendment

made slavery illegal in the US
100

What was the primary reason radical republicans disliked Lincoln's reconstruction plan

not harsh enough on former confederates 

not harsh enough requirements to re-enter states into the Union

100

After reconstruction, how were African Americans in the south impacted?

with no enforcement, they lost many of the rights and political gains they made during reconstruction

100

What were the primary goals of the KKK post reconstruction?

to prevent african americans from voting

200

This Battle split the Mississippi River in half

Vicksburg

200

15th amendment

gave black men the right to vote 


200

The south being divided into military districts ensured what:

the southern states had to follow reconstruction amendments and legislation. It was enforced by soldiers and the federal government


200

The creation of the Republican party was solely based on:

disagreements over slavery between whigs

200

Who was left out of many of the reconstruction legislation?

women and native americans

300

The Anaconda Plan was aimed at doing what to the southern states?

blockading all southern ports to cut them off from outside resources


300

14th amendment

due process/equal protection under the law

African Americans were now citizens of the US

300

Why did radical reconstructionist push for Johnson to be impeached?

he disagreed and attempted to block their plans


300

How did the Emancipation Proclamation impact slaves in the Confederacy?

many remained on their plantations or joined the Union army after escaping
300

what signaled the end of Reconstruction

Compromise of 1877


400

After the Battle of Antietam, Lincoln released this important decree:

Emancipation Proclamation

400

The Reconstruction Act of 1867

divided the south into 5 military zones

400

what marked the official end of reconstruction

compromise of 1877

400

what federal agency provided support to newly freed slaves

Freedmens Bureau

400

Why did many enter sharecropping agreements post-reconstruction

they had no other options and could not buy their own land

500

Name two advantages for the North and two advantages for the South prior in regards to fighting the Civil War

 

North Advantages

  • 22 million people

  • Industrialized - produce ammunition, arms, uniforms, medical supplies, and railroad cars

  • Larger Railroad Network

  • Strong Navy 

  • Established government


 

Confederate Advantages

  • 9 million people (3.5 Million enslaved)

  • Agrarian 

  • Fighting For Survival

  • Strong Military Tradition

  • Did not need to conquer the north - it simply needed to avoid defeat


500

Civil Rights Act of 1866

This act allowed African Americans to own property and be treated equally in court

500

Provide two examples of ways that southern states attempted to get around radical reconstruction

black codes

segregation laws

violence

intimidation tactics

sharecropping

500

_________________ took advantage of the situation in the South for their own gain

Carpetbaggers

500

Briefly summarize how Reconstruction came to an end

answers vary

election, 15 person committee, behind close doors deal