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Commander of the Army
of Northern Virginia and overall commander
of Confederate forces |
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Civil War nurse who later
founded the American Red Cross |
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Union war plan to blockade
all Southern ports and take control
of the Mississippi River |
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the first major
battle of the Civil War; won by the
Confederacy |
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single bloodiest day of
Civil War; neither side won a clear victory |
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| Emancipation Proclamation |
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President
Lincoln’s announcement freeing all
enslaved persons in the Confederate states |
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one of the costliest
battles of the Civil War; won by the Union |
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fort in the harbor of
Charleston, South Carolina, whose bombardment
marked the beginning of the
Civil War |
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a series of hiding
places forming the route to freedom for
African Americans fleeing slavery |
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| A system in which people are required to serve in the military. |
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| A man who said a famous quote. |
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| A north carolina general. |
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| A confederate ironclad ship that was a threat to union control of the coastal waters. |
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| The fort that protected wilmington. |
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| Bloodiest nc civil war battle. |
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the process of rebuilding
the South after the Civil War |
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laws passed by Southern
states after the Civil War that limited the
freedom of formerly enslaved people |
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a federal agency
set up in 1865 to help both whites and
African Americans in the South |
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1870 constitutional
amendment declaring that the right to
vote cannot be denied because of race,
color, or previous condition of servitude |
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insulting nickname for a
Northerner who went South after the
Civil War |
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law that gave
Americans the right to sue anyone trying
to restrict their constitutional rights |
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incident in which
Colonel George W. Kirk and his army of
followers imprisoned men suspected to
be members of the Ku Klux Klan |
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president who
ended Reconstruction in 1877 |
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a law set forth by a governmental
authority |
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holding a political view that calls
for extreme change |
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| a change in a bill or law |
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| Proclamation of Amnesty and Reconstruction |
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| A plan created by lincoln |
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| a provisional govoner of nc |
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| laws that limited african americans rights |
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| Joint commitee of reconstruction |
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| a bill passed to extend life |
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| to charge a public official with wrongdoing |
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