America at War the Civil War

African American men the right to vote

allowed the South readmission to the Union if 10% of the pop. swore oath of allegiance to U. S.

this amendment officially ended slavery

General Sherman's path of destruction that was 300 miles long and 60 mile wide.

RATIFY means to

warships covered in steel and iron used in the civil war

series of battles fought throughout Georgia and Atlanta

Terrorized The Freedmen's Bureau, newly emancipated slaves, and burned schools

Infamous civil war P.O.W. camp in Macon County. over 13,000 Union soldiers died in the camp

to revoke or withdraw formally or officially; usually refers to a law

caused by the south's refusal to ratify the 14th amendment.

Made African-Americans citizens and given the same rights as all other citizens

This act created 5 military districts in the south; Ga., Al., Fl. made up the 3d district

Officially titled the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Land.

Laws where Blacks could not vote, testify against Whites in court and could not serve as jurors