US Unit 3: Manifest Destiny, Civil War, & Reconstruction

Winfield Scott's plan to defeat the South

Gave black men the right to vote

On the eve of the Civil War, the North had

At the END of Reconstruction - what was the status of African-Americans?

Congressional Reconstruction was meant quickly incorporate the South into the Union and move on

Former slave; attained freedom; became an Abolitionist; the "North Star;" Advised Lincoln

The Manifest Destiny President

Which Abolitionist was named "Black Moses?"

Failed attempt to start a massive slave rebellion in 1859

Gained after the Mexican-American War

Robert E. Lee's biggest defeat - his invasion of the North ended here in 1863

This event kicked off the first wave of secession

This battle gave the Union control of the Mississippi River

Invention that led to the entrenchment of slavery in the South

What explains the South's lack of industry and financial institutions?

Ended slavery

This highlighted the ongoing struggle between Congress and the President over reconstruction

Officer who rose to fame in the Western theater especially after victory at Vicksburg

Lincoln's 2nd Inaugural Address tells us what about Lincoln's reconstruction plan?

Candidate that would not get Southern votes in the 1860 Election

Bloodiest day in the Civil War

Which of the following was "annexed" in 1845?

plan to allow territories decide on the slavery issue through popular sovereignty.

The civil war that broke out in "Bleeding Kansas" was between what two factions?

Group's mission was to help former slaves transition into a life of freedom (education, etc.)

Used terror tactics to scare free blacks and restore Democratic power in the South

Missouri-slave state; Maine - Free state; No slavery north of the 36,30 line in LA Territory

The Emancipation Proclamation did all this EXCEPT

Purpose behind the Gettysburg Address

Dredd Scott v. Sanford found all the following EXCEPT

African-Americans are citizens

All part of the Compromise of 1850 EXCEPT

Event kicked off harsh measures on slaves such as "No teaching slaves to read and write."

Lincoln issued this after the battle of Antietam

"Fifty Four Forty or Fight!" refers to

Issue that led to tension between the North and South

Led to the Compromise of 1850

Led to the Compromise of 1877; which led to the end of Reconstruction

Why were abolitionists against westward expansion?

Putting the interests of the region over those of the nation is known as

The ideological concept that Americans had a religious destiny to dominate North America

On the eve of the Civil War; the South had

Lincoln did this to deal with unruly crowds in the Border states to preserve the Union

How far back does the tension over slavery between the North and South go in U.S. History?

Author of "Uncle Tom's Cabin"

First shots of the Civil War

Intent behind Sherman's "March to the Sea"

Laws after the Civil War intended to put black people in a position of inferiority like slavery