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Understanding the Civil War and Reconstruction

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Explore key events, battles, and figures of the Civil War era, including Reconstruction and its impact on the United States. Learn about the Emancipation Proclamation, key generals, and societal shifts post-war.

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  1. The Civil War and Reconstruction Chapter 16. Study Guide Mr. Woodward, Old KY Home Middle School Bardstown, KY

  2. Northerners fought in the Civil War because they thought it was wrong for the Southern states to leave the Union

  3. The four border states were: Kentucky Maryland Missouri Delaware

  4. They were considered border states because they didn’t leave the Union, but some of them owned Slaves

  5. Some people in the border states fought for the North while others fought for the __________. South

  6. People in the border states remained citizens of the __________ ________ instead of joining the Confederacy. United States

  7. What is the name of the system developed in the South to keep the plantations operating after slavery ended. Sharecropping

  8. The organization set up to help former slaves was the Freedman's Bureau

  9. General Sherman’s march to the sea was an effort to destroy everything in _______________ that could help the South in the war. Georgia

  10. When the Union army captured ______________________, the south was cut in two at the Mississippi River. Vicksburg, Mississippi

  11. The most successful Union general during the Civil War. Ulysses G. Grant

  12. Which battle in 1862 convinced President Lincoln to issue the Emancipation Proclamation? Antietam

  13. Africans formed every kind of regiment except cavalry in the Civil War. True or False False

  14. Reconstruction ended when the last ____________________ troops left the south in 1877. Union

  15. One state split in two over the slavery issue and became the states of ___________ and ________ ______________. West Virginia Virginia

  16. Who took over factory, business, and farm jobs when the men from the North and the South went to war? Women

  17. Why were most Southerners willing to fight in the Civil War? Independence from the NORTH

  18. _______________________ was led by President Johnson as an effort to bring the country back together after the Civil War. Reconstruction

  19. People who were not in the military are known as ___________________. (mostly women, old men, and children) civilians

  20. The name insultingly given to Southerners who supported the government after the Civil War. scalawags

  21. What is the practice of separating people in schools, churches, and other public places known as? segregation

  22. What is the murder of a political leader called? assassination

  23. Who assassinated President Abraham Lincoln? John Wilkes Booth

  24. What was the name of the famous speech given at Gettysburg? The Gettysburg Address

  25. Which amendment ended slavery? 13th

  26. Which amendment gave ALL people the right to vote regardless of race? 15th

  27. Which amendment gave citizenship to all people born in the United States including former slaves? 14th

  28. Once Reconstruction ended, white southerners again took political control and passed the ________ ________ to limit the rights of former slaves. black codes

  29. Some southern states elected _____________ Americans to Congress after the war ended. African

  30. Southern states were allowed to hold ______________, and choose their own state leaders after the Civil War was over. elections

  31. The Confederate leader who chose not to lead the north because his home state, Virginia had joined the Confederacy. Robert E. Lee

  32. After President Abraham Lincoln was killed, his Vice President, ________________________ became the seventeenth President of the United States. Andrew Johnson

  33. Which Confederate state was the first to rejoin the Union after the Civil War ended? Tennessee