1. | Sherman’s Atlanta Campaign | A. | started at Atlanta and ended in Savannah, where Sherman destroyed Southern industry along his path | |
2. | Sherman’s March to the Sea | B. | an order, after Antietam, that freed slaves in the states in rebellion | |
3. | Emancipation Proclamation | C. | vice president to the Confederacy and also a U.S Representative | |
4. | Henry McNeal Turner | D. | making a person`s or group of people`s vote less effective or ineffective | |
5. | Alexander Stephens | E. | all U.S. citizens have the right to vote, regardless of race or color | |
6. | County unit system | F. | series of battles that led Sherman to Atlanta and burning it down | |
7. | disfranchisement | G. | a Confederate win that pushed back Rosecrans` Union forces to Chattanooga | |
8. | Georgia Platform | H. | a Confederate prison where poor conditions killed many Union soldiers | |
9. | 13th Amendments | I. | the first black chaplain and a legislator that was removed from office and fought back against the discrimination | |
10. | 14th Amendments | J. | abolished slavery within the Union | |
11. | 15th Amendments | K. | gave citizenship to all born or naturalized in the U.S. | |
12. | Anaconda Plan | L. | a Union victory and the turning point of the war, where it was the bloodiest battle in the war | |
13. | Andersonville | M. | both the Union and Confederate took a lot of damage and Lee`s invasion failed | |
14. | Chickamauga | N. | an acceptance to the Compromise of 1850, where they would not fight back as long as slavery was not threatened | |
15. | Gettysburg | O. | a blockade on the South`s ports so they couldn`t trade their cotton | |
16. | Antietam | P. | the first black chaplain and a legislator during Reconstruction that was removed from office and fought back against discrimination |
F | 1. | Sherman’s Atlanta Campaign | A. | started at Atlanta and ended in Savannah, where Sherman destroyed Southern industry along his path |
A | 2. | Sherman’s March to the Sea | B. | an order, after Antietam, that freed slaves in the states in rebellion |
B | 3. | Emancipation Proclamation | C. | vice president to the Confederacy and also a U.S Representative |
I | 4. | Henry McNeal Turner | D. | making a person`s or group of people`s vote less effective or ineffective |
C | 5. | Alexander Stephens | E. | all U.S. citizens have the right to vote, regardless of race or color |
P | 6. | County unit system | F. | series of battles that led Sherman to Atlanta and burning it down |
D | 7. | disfranchisement | G. | a Confederate win that pushed back Rosecrans` Union forces to Chattanooga |
N | 8. | Georgia Platform | H. | a Confederate prison where poor conditions killed many Union soldiers |
J | 9. | 13th Amendments | I. | the first black chaplain and a legislator that was removed from office and fought back against the discrimination |
K | 10. | 14th Amendments | J. | abolished slavery within the Union |
E | 11. | 15th Amendments | K. | gave citizenship to all born or naturalized in the U.S. |
O | 12. | Anaconda Plan | L. | a Union victory and the turning point of the war, where it was the bloodiest battle in the war |
H | 13. | Andersonville | M. | both the Union and Confederate took a lot of damage and Lee`s invasion failed |
G | 14. | Chickamauga | N. | an acceptance to the Compromise of 1850, where they would not fight back as long as slavery was not threatened |
L | 15. | Gettysburg | O. | a blockade on the South`s ports so they couldn`t trade their cotton |
M | 16. | Antietam | P. | the first black chaplain and a legislator during Reconstruction that was removed from office and fought back against discrimination |