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Chapter 14: A Birth of Freedom: A Civil War (1861-1865)
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Eric Foner
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Chapter 14
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Samuel Cox
________ anticipates that formerly enslaved people would be permanently segregated from whites because of racial prejudice.
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Lincoln
________ dated the nation's foundation from 1776 (the date of the Declaration of Independence) rather than 1787 when the Constitution was written.
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Mary Livermore
________ argued that womens lack of education perpetuated the idea that women could not be equal with men.
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Marcus M Spiegel
________- was a union soldier fighting in the Civil War who earned the rank of colonel.
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Abraham Lincoln
________ believed that the Civil War brought America a "new birth of freedom.
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Douglass
________ believed that Black service served as an advantage to men of color.
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Alexander H Stephens
________ believes that the blacks are innately suited for the condition of slaves.
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Positive Good
________: Slavery is not only legal and constitutional, but it is also a good thing.
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Positive Good
Slavery is not only legal and constitutional, but it is also a good thing
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Marcus M. Spiegel
was a union soldier fighting in the Civil War who earned the rank of colonel
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Northern Freedom
Every man is free to do what he wants with himself
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Southern Freedom
it is up to the white man what he wants to do with his slaves
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wolf and the sheep
the metaphor of the _____________ and the differences in views of liberty
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Black sheep
this represents how races cannot settle on commonality when it comes to liberties and freedoms
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self-respect, self-defense skills, undeniable justification
They would gain _______________, _______________, and ____________ for the rights of citizenship