Key Concepts from Civil War and Reconstruction

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These flashcards cover key vocabulary and concepts related to the Civil War and Reconstruction, helpful for exam preparation.

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Lincoln's Goal

Reuniting America.

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Gettysburg Address Introduction

"Four score and seven years ago our founding fathers…"

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13th Amendment

Made slavery illegal.

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14th Amendment

Made all people born in the U.S. citizens.

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15th Amendment

Granted voting rights to all men.

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Compromise of 1877

Ended Reconstruction.

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Manifest Destiny

The belief that God granted Americans the right to occupy the entire country.

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Treaty of Greenville

A treaty signed with Native Americans giving them territory in exchange for not being attacked by settlers.

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Lincoln-Douglas Debates

Debates between Lincoln and Douglas about whether to abolish slavery or leave it up to voters.

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John Brown's Raid

Attempt by John Brown to start a slave rebellion by attacking a federal arsenal.

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Uncle Tom's Cabin

A novel by Harriet Beecher Stowe about the brutality of slavery.

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Anaconda Plan

Union military strategy to surround the South and control its ports and resources.

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Dred Scott Decision

Supreme Court ruling that denied citizenship and rights to enslaved people.

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Bloodiest One-Day Battle

Battle of Antietam, with 23,000 casualties.

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Congress's Reconstruction Acts of 1867

Divided the South into military districts and required new constitutions for equal rights.

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Election of 1860

Caused Southern states to secede due to fear for their way of life.