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Took place as president after Lincoln died (from TN)
vice-president under lincoln (democrat) |
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| Killed Lincoln (April 14th, 1865) was killed 12 days after (supported the confederacy) |
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| confederate general- led army of North Virgina during civil war |
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| President after Johnson- general who won the civil war |
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| general who helped the union army with logistics but hated Lincoln and war :) |
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| general in civil war. Burned down Atlanta |
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| general for the confederate army |
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| secretary of state under Lincoln (people to kill him) |
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| Emancipation Proclamation |
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| order by president Lincoln to free all the slaves |
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| democrats in the north who opposed the war and wanted peace with the confederates |
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| group of people who opposed slavery |
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(aka Manassas) July 21, '61
First major land battle of the civil war |
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| Second Battle of Bull Run |
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| august 28-30 '62 - much larger scale. resulted in a stalemate |
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| Sept. 17, '62 - bloodiest day of the civil war (& in history) |
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| major union operation movement intended to capture Richmond (confederate capitol) |
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| July 1-3 '63. around Gettysburg, PA - battle with the largest number of casualties. (turning point) |
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| (confederacy surrendered) cut off communication. Grant took over the city and they finally surrendered (Gamson) |
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| Lincolns speech said that the union should be reconstructed and all. |
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| FORD'S THEATRE WAS WERE LINCOLN WAS SHOT! |
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| federal government agency that helped freed slaves survive. |
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| moderate/ radical Republicans |
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| opposed Lincolns policies pushed for uncompensated abolition of slavery |
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| unofficial laws put in place to limit black's civil rights. |
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| Landowner lets tenant live on land in return for crops |
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| extended free slave rights |
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| grants citizenship to anyone born in U.S |
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(4 statues)
-creation of 5 military districts
-congressional approval for new state constitutions
-voting rights to all men
-all former confederate states MUST ratify the 14th amendment |
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| guaranteed right to vote regardless of race. :O |
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| southerner name for northerners who moved to south during reconstruction era. |
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| organization basically rude to EVERYONE! uhh no. Organization who didn't like how blacks had the right to vote so they forced them not to by going to their houses in the middle of the night and burning stuff. |
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| March 3 '67- denied the power to the president to anyone who was put in office by a former president |
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| Purchase of Alaska (1867) purchase made by secretary of state, William Seward |
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