presidentwho tookover afterLincoln’sassassinationAndrewJohnsonthe bloodiestone daybattle in theUnited StatesAmericaBattle ofAntietamSupremeCourt decidedthat Congresscould notoutlaw slaveryDredScottDecisionamendmentensured that thelibertiesguaranteed toblacks in the CivilRights Act Of 1866FourteenthAmendmentRestrictingblacks' civiland workingrightsBlackCodesLincoln statedthat theenslaved in theConfederatestates were freeEmancipationProclamationabolishedslavery inthe UnitedStatesThirteenthAmendmentA boundary thatsplit the freestates from theslave states.Mason-DixonLinenorthernerswho movedto the Southafter the CivilWarCarpetbaggersThe presidentof theConfederateStates ofAmericaJeffersonDavisThe startof theamericancivil warFortSumterambitioussecond quest toinvade the Northand bring theCivil War to aswift endBattle ofGettysburgmajor win for theUnion splitting theconfederacy intwo, along theMississippi river. Battle ofVicksburgGeneral that ledthe Union Armiesto victory over theConfederacy in theAmerican Civil WarUlysses.S Grantcause thesouth tosecede fromthe Union. Electionof 1860Americanmen can vote,regardless ofrace or wealthFifteenthAmendmentmarked the firstmajor landbattle of theAmerican CivilWar. On July21, 1861FirstBattle ofthe runEndedreconstructionCompromiseof 1877secretsocietyformed toterrorizeblacksKuKluxKlanportion of thecountry thatremained loyal tothe Federalgovernment duringthe Civil War. Union law that saidescaped slaves infree states had tobereturned to theirowners. FugitiveSlaveLawExtremeadvocating for civilliberties andenfranchisementfor former slaves. RadicalReconstructionagriculturalproduction system inthe South throughwhich wealthylandowners leasedindividual plots ofland on plantationsSharecroppingcollection of11 states thatseceded fromthe UnitedStates in 1860ConfederacyCommander oftheConfederateand lead thesouth to manyvictoryRobert.E LeePutting thelocal interestsand customsahead of theentire country. Sectionalismpresidentwho tookover afterLincoln’sassassinationAndrewJohnsonthe bloodiestone daybattle in theUnited StatesAmericaBattle ofAntietamSupremeCourt decidedthat Congresscould notoutlaw slaveryDredScottDecisionamendmentensured that thelibertiesguaranteed toblacks in the CivilRights Act Of 1866FourteenthAmendmentRestrictingblacks' civiland workingrightsBlackCodesLincoln statedthat theenslaved in theConfederatestates were freeEmancipationProclamationabolishedslavery inthe UnitedStatesThirteenthAmendmentA boundary thatsplit the freestates from theslave states.Mason-DixonLinenorthernerswho movedto the Southafter the CivilWarCarpetbaggersThe presidentof theConfederateStates ofAmericaJeffersonDavisThe startof theamericancivil warFortSumterambitioussecond quest toinvade the Northand bring theCivil War to aswift endBattle ofGettysburgmajor win for theUnion splitting theconfederacy intwo, along theMississippi river. Battle ofVicksburgGeneral that ledthe Union Armiesto victory over theConfederacy in theAmerican Civil WarUlysses.S Grantcause thesouth tosecede fromthe Union. Electionof 1860Americanmen can vote,regardless ofrace or wealthFifteenthAmendmentmarked the firstmajor landbattle of theAmerican CivilWar. On July21, 1861FirstBattle ofthe runEndedreconstructionCompromiseof 1877secretsocietyformed toterrorizeblacksKuKluxKlanportion of thecountry thatremained loyal tothe Federalgovernment duringthe Civil War. Union law that saidescaped slaves infree states had tobereturned to theirowners. FugitiveSlaveLawExtremeadvocating for civilliberties andenfranchisementfor former slaves. RadicalReconstructionagriculturalproduction system inthe South throughwhich wealthylandowners leasedindividual plots ofland on plantationsSharecroppingcollection of11 states thatseceded fromthe UnitedStates in 1860ConfederacyCommander oftheConfederateand lead thesouth to manyvictoryRobert.E LeePutting thelocal interestsand customsahead of theentire country. Sectionalism

Civil War and Reconstruction: causes and effects - Call List

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  1. Andrew Johnson
    president who took over after Lincoln’s assassination
  2. Battle of Antietam
    the bloodiest one day battle in the United States America
  3. Dred Scott Decision
    Supreme Court decided that Congress could not outlaw slavery
  4. Fourteenth Amendment
    amendment ensured that the liberties guaranteed to blacks in the Civil Rights Act Of 1866
  5. Black Codes
    Restricting blacks' civil and working rights
  6. Emancipation Proclamation
    Lincoln stated that the enslaved in the Confederate states were free
  7. Thirteenth Amendment
    abolished slavery in the United States
  8. Mason-Dixon Line
    A boundary that split the free states from the slave states.
  9. Carpetbaggers
    northerners who moved to the South after the Civil War
  10. Jefferson Davis
    The president of the Confederate States of America
  11. Fort Sumter
    The start of the american civil war
  12. Battle of Gettysburg
    ambitious second quest to invade the North and bring the Civil War to a swift end
  13. Battle of Vicksburg
    major win for the Union splitting the confederacy in two, along the Mississippi river.
  14. Ulysses. S Grant
    General that led the Union Armies to victory over the Confederacy in the American Civil War
  15. Election of 1860
    cause the south to secede from the Union.
  16. Fifteenth Amendment
    American men can vote, regardless of race or wealth
  17. First Battle of the run
    marked the first major land battle of the American Civil War. On July 21, 1861
  18. Compromise of 1877
    Ended reconstruction
  19. Ku Klux Klan
    secret society formed to terrorize blacks
  20. Union
    portion of the country that remained loyal to the Federal government during the Civil War.
  21. Fugitive Slave Law
    law that said escaped slaves in free states had to be returned to their owners.
  22. Radical Reconstruction
    Extreme advocating for civil liberties and enfranchisement for former slaves.
  23. Sharecropping
    agricultural production system in the South through which wealthy landowners leased individual plots of land on plantations
  24. Confederacy
    collection of 11 states that seceded from the United States in 1860
  25. Robert. E Lee
    Commander of the Confederate and lead the south to many victory
  26. Sectionalism
    Putting the local interests and customs ahead of the entire country.