Flashback Review #1

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Civil War (ch18) & Reconstruction (some ch19)

Name:
Period: ___

Date: __________________

1. The ________________ Movement demanded an end to slavery.

2. Harriet B Stowe wrote ____________________________ which helped stir up sectional hatred.
3. Many Confederate soldiers believed they were fighting for ____________________ which said that
states had the right to ignore federal law.
4. Lincoln was at first fighting to _______________ the Union.
5. The Civil War began when North Carolina fired on ________________________.
6. These two ironclad ships fought off the coast of Virginia: _________________ vs. _________________
7. The battle of Vicksburg was key to capturing the ________________________________ for the Union.
8. The ____________________________________________ freed some of the slaves during the war.
9. They were no longer slaves but called _____________________ after the Civil War.
10. This Amendment gave equality to all citizens including blacks after the Civil War: ______th.
11. Lincoln would have forgiven the South after the war with the _________ Plan.
12. This agency helped blacks & whites with jobs, medicine, food.the _____________________ Bureau.
13. These laws restricted the rights of blacks after the war: ________________ Codes
14. Congress tried to ______________ Pres. Johnson because he was interfering with Reconstruction.
15. Under the Radical Republicans Reconstruction Act, ex-Confederates were no allowed to __________.
16. They were southerners who cooperated with Reconstruction: __________________
17. This keeps many blacks tied to the plantation and in debt to whites: ____________________________.
18. The _________ of 1877 ended Reconstruction when __________ became president.
19. The _____________________ Act gave huge amounts of land to settlers.
20. Native people were put on ___________________ to assimilate into white society.
Homestead
Ten
Merrimack
sharecropping
Black
Freedmens Hayes
abolitionist scalawags
Emancipation Proclamation
Monitor
Ft. Sumter
Uncle Toms Cabin election
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Mississippi R.

vote
freedmen
preserve

reservations
impeach
States Rights