Civil War & Reconstruction

When the proposal of land reform failed, most freedmen in the South had to become

Radical Republicans in Congress favored an approach to Reconstruction that was 

The four "border states" during the Civil War were

Southern conservatives who regained control of state governments in the 1870s were called

Reasons for Radical Congressmen disliking Presidential Reconstruction included all EXCEPT

Who assassinated President Abraham Lincoln?

The Emancipation Proclamation was proclaimed following the 

The Constitutional Amendment that guaranteed citizenship and rights to freedmen was the 

What two turning point battles ended on the same day, July 4, 1863?

Lincoln's plan for Reconstruction issued in December, 1863, was called the 

The four Upper South states seceded from the Union after...

The first Congressional proposal for Reconstruction was called the 

One result of Radical Republicans' efforts to provide economic aid for freedmen was 

The Constitutional Amendment that protected voting rights for freedmen was the 

The Emancipation Proclamation announced an end to slavery in the 

The most important goal of the Union in the Civil War was 

The Constitutional Amendment that ended slavery was the 

The phrase "a rich man's war but a poor man's fight" was used to criticize the 

The seven Lower South states seceded from the Union after...

The proposal to take land from Confederate rebels and redistribute it to freedmen was called

President Lincoln's action that marked the beginning of the end of slavery was the 

The first major battle of the Civil War was the 

The Union strategy used to win the Civil War was the

Before his death, President Lincoln seemed to favor a procedure for Reconstruction that was 

State laws passed after the Civil War to limit the opportunities of freedmen were called

The Union general who stated "war is hell" and led the "March to the Sea" across Georgia was

The Confederate general considered to be the best military leader in the war was 

The Civil War general whose name and facial hair combined to coin a new term was