HOA Review 2
Another early PRQ.
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- 15th Amendment
- guaranteed all males the right to vote
- not free under EP
- A 15 year-old runaway in Union-controlled New Orleans
- Factors leading to the end of reconstruction
- moderate Repub.'s stopped supporting federal control of Recon. policy; other crises like the Panic of 1873 took peoples' attention away from Recon.; the last federal troops were withdrawn from the South in 1877
- Bull Run, Antietam, Gettysburg, Sherman's march
- What was the chronological order of battles/campaigns in the Civil War?
- Freedman's Bureau
- What the federal government created in 1865 to help the former slaves survive and adapt to their new lives in freedom.
- Failure of reconstruction
- There was much corruption in the South during the Reconstruction period; Reconstruction did not guarantee that the freedmen would own property; the Supreme Court refused to enforce the fourteenth and fifteenth Amendments
- Jefferson Davis' support of the Southern war effort
- imposed taxes on the Southern people; took control of the Southern railroads and shipping; enforced conscription
- President Andrew Johnson's plan for Reconstruction
- Based on a plan previously approved by Lincoln.
- Military Reconstruction Act
- set up martial law (military rule) in the South
- 14th Amendment
- granted the rights of citizenship to former slaves
- free under EP
- A 30 year-old runaway from Alabama
- Forcing Lee's army to surrender
- Which part of the Union's strategy of total war was accomplished last?
- Scalawags
- Southerners who cooperated with Radical Reconstruction
- Antietam
- Which Northern victory led to Lincoln's issuing the EP?
- 13th Amendment
- legally ended slavery
- Radical Reconstruction program
- requiring Southern states to approve the fourteenth and fifteenth Amendments as conditions for rejoining the Union; requiring Southern citizens to swera an oath to the United States; requiring that the new Southern state constitutions be approved by congress
- sharecropping
- the freedmen traded a portion of what they grew in return for the right to work another's land
- Effects of the Emancipation Proclamation
- more than 200,000 escaped slaves and free black being able to now join the Union army; a weakening of the Confederate economy; foreign countries not recognizing the Confederacy, nor aid her militarily.