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| Battle of Fort Sumter happened during the American Civil War, was used during the Spanish-American War |
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| Plan that wanted to divide the South in half |
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| showed Confederates were weak in the West and Confederate troops surprised Union Soldiers |
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| A ship built by the North covered by steel plates which ended wooden ships |
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| First major battle in the American Civil War to take place on Northern soil |
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| a legal action that a person can not be convicted of the same crime twice |
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| Northern Peace Democrats who opposed the American Civil War, wanted an immediate peace settlement |
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| a general term for involuntary labor demanded by an established authority. Example: requiring citizens into military |
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| was first brought up during the American Civil War, tax on income of people and businesses |
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| a major battle in the American Civil War the took place in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania and showed that the North would win the war. |
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| the site of where General Robert E. Lee signed the document of surrender to Ulysses S. Grant |
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| officially abolished slavery. |
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| protects life and health during the wars and natural disasters, was founded in 1863 |
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| the targetted killing of a public figure |
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| period after the American Civil War when everything was rebuilt including the Southern industry and the Union. This was also the period when the North was trying to change the Southern way of life. Between 1865-1877 |
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| a program proposed for the Reconstruction of the South from Senator Benjamin Wade of Ohio and Representative Henry Davis of Maryland. |
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| laws passed on the state and local level in the U.S. to limit the civil rights and the civil liberties of African-Americans |
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| the first two steps in removal of a government official from office |
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| made important decisions about civil rights, immigration, and personal liberties |
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| Guaranteed the right to vote regardless of race or color |
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| a name for Southern who supported Reconstruction throughout the American Civil War |
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| Northerners who moved to the South after the American Civil War |
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| Owner gives land, seed, tools for part of crops. |
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| Rent land from owner; buy own tools |
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| a group that protected the rights of and further the interests of white americans by violence and intimidation |
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| when white southerners had the reversion of the South to conservative the party's rule after Reconstruction |
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| It settled the disputed 1876 U.S Presidential election |
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| White southerners took back political office after union left the South. |
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