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Civil War & Reconstruction Review (Era)

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    Review key facts about the Civil War and Reconstruction.
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  • Who was the general of the Confederate Army?
    Robert E. Lee
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  • What is sectionalism?
    a loyalty to one's region instead of to the country as a whole
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  • During what years was the Civil War fought?
    1861-1865
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  • "We are not enemies but friends. We must not be enemies. Though passion may have strained it must not break our bonds of affection." Which inaugural address is this quote from?
    Second Inaugural Address
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  • Who is responsible for the assassination of Abraham Lincoln?
    John Wilkes Boothe
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  • Who was the abolitionist who led the raid at Harper's Ferry, Virginia?
    John Brown
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  • What was the first battle of the Civil War?
    Fort Sumter
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  • What system kept farmers indebted to land owners and led to poverty in the South after the Civil War?
    Sharecropping
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  • What amendment gave citizenship to African-Americans?
    14th amendment
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  • What debates occurred prior to the Civil War in which Abraham Lincoln clearly stated his position on slavery as being anti-slavery?
    Lincoln-Douglass debates
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  • What was the first state to secede from the Union?
    South Carolina
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  • Who is Clara Barton?
    A nurse who helped injured soldiers during the Civil War and founded the Red Cross
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  • William Carney and Philip Bazaar were both honored for their bravery during the Civil War and were recipients of what?
    the Congressional Medal of Honor
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  • What order did Lincoln issue that officially freed the slaves in the rebelling states beginning January 1, 1863?
    Emancipation Proclamation
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  • What were some of the advantages of the Union during the Civil War?
    money, railroads, manufactured goods, bigger population and army
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  • What were some of the advantages of the Confederacy during the Civil War?
    military tradition, familiar with the land, European aid to the Confederacy, motivation to preserve their way of life
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