HIST 1301 EXAM 4

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Battle at Shiloh, Tennessee: Goals, what happened?

Goal: to hold off union army and keep them out of mississippi river. what happened: union victory, Confederates lose Johnston (important general), 24,000 dead in 2 days

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Battle of Vicksburg: goals, what happened?

Cut off town of Vicksburg and MS river, union win

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Battle for New Orleans: date and what happened

April 1862; Union got off southern ports, union won and got control of ports

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Battle for Memphis: date and what happened

June 1862; Quick loss of northern ports for the Confederacy, union win

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Cotton Clads

Confederate steamboats with cotton bales all around it

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Atietam/Sharpsburg: when, what happened, who won, and why is it infamous?

Sept 1862; Lee retreats to Virginia; Union won; Bloodiest day in American history

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Fredericksburg: when, what happened, who won?

December 11-14, 1862; Aurora Borealis appeared, Burnside demoted; Confederates won

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Chancellorsville: when, what happened, who won?

April 30-May 6th, 1863; Stonewall Jackson lost, Hooker demoted; Confederates won

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Gettysburg: when, what happened, who won?

July 1-3, 1863; Cemetery Ridge & Pickett’s Charge, Confederates lost 17 generals; Union win

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Irish Brigade

Didn’t fight with other white troops, came out of NY, put on front lines

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what did the irish brigade chant and what does it mean

“Faugh a Bullagh” — clear the way

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Why is Gettysburg important?

deadliest battle in American history, turning point

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what happened at Battle of Chickamauga

last confederate victory

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What happened in battle of Chattanooga?

Union win and get Tennessee river access and railroad control

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what happened to the Deep South after the loss at Chattanooga? what happened to Atlanta

complete destruction, scorched earth; also completely destroyed

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what happened in the Virginia/Maryland campaign between 1864-1865?

Battle of the wilderness, Spotslyvania Courthouse, Battle of Cold Harbor, Siege of Petersburg

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What happened at appomattox campaign?

10,000 dead, series of battles

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when did the Confederates surrender?

Aprith 9th, 1865

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where did Lee surrender to Grant?

Appomattox courthouse

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How many total deaths did the US experience by the end of the Civil War?

1 million

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When was the emancipation proclamation issued?

January 1st, 1863

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Who shot Abraham Lincoln?

John Wilkes Booth

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Where was Lincoln shot?

Fords theater

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Kansas-Nebraska Act

State can decide weather it wants to be free or slave, violates missouri comp

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Andrew Butler

Gave pro-slavery speech, was mocked by Charles Sumner

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Charles Sumner

gave anti-slavery speech, mocked Butler, ended up getting caned

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Preston Brooks

Andrew Butlers nephew, avenged Butler by caning Sumner

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Who did the Democrats run in 1856?

James Buchanan

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Who did the Republicans run in 1856?

John C. Fremont

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Who did the Nativists run in 1856?

Millard Fillmore

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Who won the 1856 election?

James Buchanan

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Dred Scott

slave belonging to Sandford, argued that moving to a free state should make him a free man

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How did the Court rule in Dred Scott v. Sandford?

Against Scott, 7 to 2

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What four points did the court make in Dred Scott v. Sandford?

1.Scott cannot sue the court as he is not a citizen

2.Status determined by state which he is returned

3.Missouri Compromise unconstitutional

4.Congress cannot deprive an owner of property

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Harpers Ferry: when, where, and what happened?

1859; Virginia; Anti-slavery group raided Virginia town/armory (got captured and killed but ignited change)

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John Brown

Abolitionist, raided things

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What happened to the democratic party in 1859?

Split into pro-slavery and anti-slavery

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what economic crisis occurred in 1857?

panic of 1857—affected northern states mostly

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where was the most controversial/dangerous places to live?

border states (Kentucky, Tennessee Virginia, Ohio, Missouri

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Who ran for president in the 1860 election?

Republican: William Seward BUT later Abraham Lincoln

Northern Democratic: Stephen Douglas

Constitutional Union: John Bell

Southern Democratic: John Breckinridge

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Who won the election of 1860?

Lincoln, not by a landslide

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Wilmot Proviso

new states must come in slave free

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Free soil party

anti-slavery on an economic basis

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Why was northwest ordinance revisited?

lots of new territory, how can congress decided how much slavery there is?

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Who were the Senate Triumvirate?

Clay (Kentucky), Webster (Massachusetts), Calhoun (South Carolina)

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Henry Clays omnibus bill:

bill with many parts: california is a free state, other mexican territories, establish texas western border, pay texas $10 million debt, abolition of domestic slave trade in D.C., stronger fugitive slave act

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who wrote uncle toms cabin?

Harriet Beecher Stowe

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who did the whigs run in 1852?

General Winfield Scott

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Who did the democrats run in 1852?

Franklin Pierce

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Kansas-Nebraska act

expand west, railroads

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who came up with the kansas-nebraska act? what debate did it spark

Stephen Douglas, slavery

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how much did the US pay mexico for the Gadsden Purchase?

$10 million

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how many presidents did the US have between 1836 and 1860?

8

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what other names did the American party have?

“Do nothing”, “Know Nothing”

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