front 1 an executive order of freedom for Confederate states (not border states or Union states) and allowed African Americans to join the army. | back 1 Emancipation Proclamation |
front 2 one of the first African-American regiments organized in the North | back 2 54th Massachusetts Regiment |
front 3 Northern Democrats who hated Lincoln and held rallies about not liking him. | back 3 Copperhead |
front 4 Being drafted into the military | back 4 Conscription |
front 5 Cash payments | back 5 Bounty |
front 6 A tax on earnings | back 6 Income Tax |
front 7 The name of the new currency used by the Northern economy. | back 7 Greenback |
front 8 A pioneer that created the first nursing school that allowed women and created Red Cross (american branch) | back 8 Clara Barton |
front 9 Battle of Gettysburg: Who: What: Where: Why is it important: | back 9 Who: Confederate vs Union What: Lee’s plan to invade the North which he planned to end the war with Where: Pennsylvania Why: Ended Lee’s attempt of invasion |
front 10 12000 soldiers charged up to the hill to break the center of the union line | back 10 Pickett's Charge |
front 11 An unlikely war hero, helped with sieging vicksburg, top military commander | back 11 Ulysses S. Grant |
front 12 One of the best military battle commander. Won consistent battles where he should have lost | back 12 Robert E. Lee |
front 13 Siege of Vicksburg: Who: What: Where: Why is it significant: | back 13 Who: Confederate vs Union What: A battle that was held because the South wanted Vicksburg because the Union already had the rest of Mississippi Where: Along the Mississippi River in Mississippi Why: Union controlled everywhere in Mississippi besides Vicksburg |
front 14 pushed through the deep South to Atlanta and the Atlantic coast during the war. | back 14 William Tecumseh Sherman |
front 15 Lee’s final surrender | back 15 Appomattox Court House |
front 16 13th Amendment | back 16 An amendment to end slavery everywhere (even though it only ended it in some) |
front 17 A big confederate and assassinated Lincoln | back 17 John Wilkes Booth |
front 18 The Emancipation Proclamation: What did it accomplish? What did it NOT accomplish? | back 18 The Emancipation Proclamation freed some slaves but not all as intended. It didn’t free all slaves because some lived far away so they didn’t hear it and some just ignored it. |
front 19 Andersonville Prison: What were conditions like? What effect did news of the conditions at Andersonville Prison have on Union soldiers? | back 19 The Andersonville Prison was extremely crowded (which caused lots of illnesses) and didn’t supply much food (which caused starvation). It scared many soldiers. *NOT SURE IT IS RIGHT* |