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| commander of the army of northern virginia and overall commander of confederate forces. |
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| civil was nurse who later founded the american red cross. |
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| union war plan to blockade all southern ports and take control of the mississippi river. |
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| the first mayor battle of the civil war; won by confederacy. |
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| single bloodiest day of civial war; neither side won a clear victory. |
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| presidnet lincolns annoucnement freeing all enslaved persons in the confederate states. |
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| one of the costliest battles of the civil was; won by the union |
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| as war dragged on, however, both sides had to draft soldiers. |
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| laid siege to the important town of vicksburg, mississippi |
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| soundly defeated braggs army in the battle of chattanooga. |
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| who would succeed ellis as governor, "if was must come", i preferred to be with my own people. |
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| began a campaign to drive the union troops out of plymouth with the help of a new ironclad ship, the albermale. |
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| was designed and built under the supervision of 19-year-old gilbert elliot, a native of elizabeth city. |
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| stood at the mouth of the cape fear river. |
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| bloodiest on north carolina soil during the war. |
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| the process of rebuilding the south after the civil war. |
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| laws passed by southern states after the civial war that limited the freedom of formerly enslaved people. |
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| a federal agency set up in 1865 to help both whires and african americans in the south. |
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| 1870 constitutional amendment declaring that the right to vote cannot be denied because of race, color, or previous condition of servitude. |
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| insulting nickname for a northerner who went south after the civil wasr |
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| law that gave americans the right to sue anyone trying to restrict their constitutional rights. |
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| incident in which colonel george w. kirk and his army of followers imprisoned men suspected to be members of the ku klux klan. |
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| president who ended reconstruction in 1877. |
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| a law set forth by a governmental authority. |
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| holding a politicial view that calls for extreme change. |
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| proclamation of amnesty and reconstruction |
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| offered a full pardon to all but few southerners involved in the war. |
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| became presidnet when lincoln was assassinated. |
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| american republic leader. |
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| withdrew the army from southern states. |
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| enemies who believed that anyone that worked for the new governments was a crook or traitor. |
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| february 1868 they voted to impeach |
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| joint committee of reconstruction |
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| made up members and houses. |
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| wanted to protect the rights. |
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| declared slavery abolished. |
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