VUS 7 Review: The Civil War & Reconstruction

Master the Civil War & Reconstruction! Review key events, figures, and amendments with this comprehensive worksheet.

Put the following events in chronological order:**Make sure you copy and paste the answers below. If they are not spelled correctly it will show up as incorrect. **Emancipation ProclamationBattle of GettysburgBattle of AntietamConfederate General Robert E Lee surrenders at Appomattox CourthouseGettysburg AddressWar starts when Confederates fire on Fort Sumter Emancipation Proclamation Battle of Gettysburg Battle of Antietam Confederate General Robert E Lee surrenders at Appomattox Courthouse Gettysburg Address War starts when Confederates fire on Fort Sumter Match the term with either Confederate or Union Union Abraham Lincoln Ulysses S Grant Wanted states to have less rights Frederick Douglass Won the war North Favored high tariffs Opposed Slavery Emancipation Proclamation allowed African American Americans to join this army Confederate Lost the war South Robert E Lee Jefferson Davis Wanted states to have more rights Did not favor high tariffs Favored Slavery Seceded from the United States Surrendered at Appomattox The election of 1860 showed that the country had? Nationalist Motives Sectional Differences Political Stability The whole country agreed Sectionalism Use these sectionalism notes to help you match the correct answer. Missouri Compromise (1820) Allowed Missouri to enter the union as a slave state, Maine to enter the union as a free state, prohibited slavery north of latitude 36˚ 30' within the Louisiana Territory Compromise of 1850 California becomes a free state, southwest territories use popular sovereignty to determine slavery. Kansas Nebraska Act (1854) Repealed the Missouri Compromise. A law that allowed voters in Kansas and Nebraska to choose whether to allow slavery. Use theseSectionalism notes toanswer the questions below. Northern Factory Owners Supported High Tariffs Southern Farmers Did not support high tariffs Slave Issues Use the slave issues notes to match the correct answer. Nat Turner and Gabriel Prosser Led slave revolts in Virginia Dred Scott Decision Supreme Court case that ruled that slaves are property and not citizens Nullification Crisis South Carolina threatened to leave secede from the United States over disputes over tariffs and states rights. Harriet Tubman Led slaves through the Underground Railroad to freedom in the Northern US and Canada Fugitive Slave Act Slaves that escape must be returned to their owners in the South Uncle Tom's Cabin Increased anti-slavery sentiments in the North William Llyod Garrison Abolitionist who ran the anti slavery newspaper the Liberator Use the Civil War Events and People notes (Page #5) to match the correct answers below. Fort Sumter The opening battle of the Civil War Appomattox Location where Confederate general Robert E Lee surrendered, ending the Civil War Battle of Antietam Bloodiest battle, Emancipation Proclamation Issues right after this battle. Battle of Gettysburg Turning point of the war, in which the North takes control. Gettysburg address speech given after the war. General Sherman's March to the Sea March to Savannah, Georgia where Union troops destroyed everything in their path, including the city of Atlanta. Use the Civil War Events and People notes (Page #5) to match the correct answers below. Emancipation Proclamation Issued by Lincoln after the Battle of Antietam. Allowed African Americans to join Union Army and freed slaves in rebelling (Confederate) states. Gettysburg Address Speech by Lincoln that reiterated that all men were created equal and that each battle of the Civil War was a struggle to show that freedom and democracy could succeed. Atlanta and Richmond Cities burned to the ground during the Civil War Use theCivil War Events and People notes to match the correct answers below. Abraham Lincoln President that won the Election of 1860 and opposed slavery Frederick Douglas Former slave that urged Lincoln to recruit former slaves into the Union army Robert E Lee Former US army officer that became a Confederate General Ulysses S Grant Union military commander that ended up being president for most of Reconstruction Jefferson Davis Former US senator that became president of the Confederacy Reconstruction Use the Reconstruction Notes to match the correct answers. Abraham Lincoln President that believed that secession was illegal Andrew Johnson Became president when Lincoln was assassinated. Ulysses S Grant Was President for most of reconstruction. Urged Radical Republicans to not be harsh on the South. Robert E Lee Urged Southerners to reconcile and rejoin the United States after the Civil War Economic Impact on the South Farms destroyed, Confederate money became worthless, loss of slave labor Atlanta and Richmond Cities that were destroyed during the Civil War President Lincoln and President Johnson Wanted to quickly restore the wayward states to the Union. Federal Laws Belief that states would be subject to this after the Civil War Compromise of 1877 Removed military from the South. South agrees to support Electoral College. Conclusion of Reconstruction. Use the Reconstruction Notes (Page #8) to match the correct answers. Radical Republicans Plan Wanted to punish the South. Guarantee voting rights for African Americans. Prevent former Confederate leaders from returning to power. Make Republicans powerful in the South 10 Percent Plan Lincolns plan that wanted 10% of the voters in the South to pledge allegiance to the United States. Believed secession was illegal. Johnson's Plan President Johnson's plan. Wanted to Pardon Confederate leaders. Use the Reconstruction Notes to match the correct answers. 13th Amendment Abolished (banned) slavery 14th Amendment Birthright citzenship 15th Amendment The right to vote regardless of color or race Choose if the following mainly had an impact on women or on soldiers during the Civil WarUse theImpact of War Notes to help you answer the questions. Women Managed homes and families with scarce resources Faced poverty and hungry Assumed new roles in agriculture, nursing and wartime industries Soldiers Hand to hand combat Life with disabilities Harsh realities of war Returned home to destroyed homes Westward Movement Use your Westward Movement to match the correct answer. Homestead Act of 1862 Encourages settlement of the west by giving free land to those who lives and farmed the land Transcontinental Railroad Made transportation easier, leading to Westward migration to intensify Exodusters Name given to African Americans that moved west to Kansas Great Plains and Rocky Mountains Were no longer unsettles areas American Indians Were forced to move off their ancestral homelands Discrimination and Segregation Use the Discrimination and Segregation notesto match the correct answer. Great Migration African Americans migrated from the South to the North in search of better jobs and to escape racism Plessy vs Ferguson Upheld Jim Crow Laws and said that Separate but Equal did not violate 14th amendment Jim Crow Laws Laws that limited freedoms of African Americans and segregated the South 13th, 14th, 15th amendments Guaranteed civil rights of African American