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Civil War Reconstruction Wild Card

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For each reformer, correctly identify their cause

Dorothea Dix

William Lloyd Garrison

Sojourner Truth

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ANSWERS• Dorothea Dix – Mentally Ill/ Prison

Reform

• Wm. Lloyd Garrison – Abolition

• Sojourner Truth – Women’s Rights

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This Election would have been decided by the House if not for

some shady dealings

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Election of 1824

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Court case that kicked off the Trail of Tears

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Worchester v Georgia

I hate Indians almost as much as I hate the

Electoral College

We Hate You Too Andy

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Harriett Beecher Stowe’s book about a slave and his house

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This Battle of the War of 1812 that Jackson won.

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New Orleans

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Name the two major natural boundaries of the Louisiana

Purchase

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The Mississippi River (East)

Rocky Mountains (West)

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The Missouri Compromise set the line for Free/Slave State at this Line

of Latitude

No Slaves

Slaves

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36* 30’

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This President was a serious expansionist

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This word describes how we got Texas

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Annexation

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Name 3 of the states we got parts of in the Mexican Cession

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Name 2 of the 3 Advantages the SOUTH had during the Civil War

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Southern Advantages

• Better Generals- By Far

• Knew the land better- Most fighting was in the South

• Had a reason to fight

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After this attempt to invade the North failed,

the South was on a downhill slide to defeat

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Gettysburg

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This man was the General for the Confederate side at

Gettysburg

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Robert E. Lee

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The abolitionist John Brown was involved in the “rehearsal” Civil

War in this state

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“Bloody” Kansas

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What did the Emancipation Proclamation do, AND what

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TWO PARTER

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Part One: It freed slave in the rebellious states only

Part Two: Antietam

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This system of farming kept African Americans

poor in the post-War South

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Sharecropping or Tenant Farming

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What agency did the Government set up to deal with ex-slaves?

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                                                                        The Freedman’s Bureau

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Name 3 ways Southern States kept AA’s from voting

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The Grandfather Clause

Poll Taxes

Literacy Tests

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This group’s plan to rebuild the South was the most harsh.

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RaDIcAL Republicans

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Name the Civil War Amendments and what

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Civil War Amendments

• 13th- Freed the Slaves

• 14th- Equal Protection and Civil Rights

• 15th- Votes for all men regardless of race, religion, or previous condition of servitude

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This Union conquest of the South introduced “Total War”

to the Civil War

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Sherman’s March to the Sea

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This was part of the Kansas Nebraska Act and the Compromise of 1850.

You can “pick for yourself” a guess to this

one.

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Popular Sovereignty

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The treaty that ended the War of 1812 was called…

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The Treaty of Ghent

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The Bear Flag Republic became this state.

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California

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Slaves escaped to Canada through this series of safe houses

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Underground Railroad