1. Ch.17 REVIEW (TEST tomorrow!)

2. Westside v. Eastside

3. Each state worked in it’s own interest, which prevented the coordination of the efforts of all the states... * this was an example of the South‘s principle of... States’ Rights

4. I declare, I was the first Southern city to fall victim to Sherman’s famous ‘March to the Sea’... Atlanta

5. I was offered to citizens who enlisted in the Union Army? Who am I? bounty

6. I freed all slaves in all the states… 13 th Amendment

7. This battle & siege led to the Union’s eventual control of the Mississippi River? Siege of Vicksburg

8. Because of this, Southern civilians were made to feel the full effect of the war? Sherman’s March

9. “Stonewall” Jackson was wounded in the arm, and later died during this battle? Battle of Chancellorville

10. This battle ended Lee’s second invasion of the North… Battle of Gettysburg

11. We were happy with Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation since it would weaken the South and add Black troops to the Union Army Union Soldiers

12. This battle was General Lee’s FIRST major defeat of the war? Battle of Gettysburg

13. We were Northern Democrats that wanted peace with the South and caused Lincoln some problems. Copperheads

14. I always believed that military service by Black soldiers would guarantee their rights to U.S. citizenship… Frederick Douglass

15. We were furious at Lincoln’s threat to end slavery, and at the thought of actually fighting Black troops! White Southerners

16. Black soldiers suffered heavy losses attacking this Confederate fort? What regiment were they? What fort did they attack? 54 th Massachusetts, Fort Wagner

17. Lee’s army was out- numbered 2-1 by Hooker’s army and Lee STILL won this battle! Battle of Chancellorsville

18. - Weaken the Confederacy - add men to the Union Army - discourage England from giving aid to the Confederacy Emancipation Proclamation

19. After this terrible battle (almost 13,000 killed), Lincoln fired General Sideburns. Battle of Fredericksburg

20. We rioted because of ‘The Draft’; we destroyed property, we attacked people on the streets, and we even killed over 100 Blacks… who was I? New York Riots

21. Lincoln realized that without slave-labor, the South would grow weak and easier to defeat? So what did he issue? Emancipation Proclamation

22. My men and I charged almost a mile and attempted to break through the center of the Union lines at Gettysburg, but were badly beaten back? What was this called? Pickett’s Charge

23. 16 charges up a hill against Johnny Reb’s stone wall cost the Union 12,600 casualties…. Battle of Fredericksburg

24. After the war, in the North, we grew rapidly… (hint: ‘consequences of the war’) new industries: steel, petroleum, food processing, manufacturing

25. Lincoln had these protesting punks arrested, and he even suspended habeas corpus while doing it…. Who were these spineless sissy cowards? Copperheads

26. Even though this meeting didn’t technically end the war, it did bring a sense of finality to it… Lee & Grant at Appomattox

27. We’ve had it with this here darn war… we’re gonna desert and go home… who are we? Confederate soldier

28. We were overjoyed that ending slavery was now a war goal Abolitionists

29. Sherman’s March This 300 mile ‘stroll’ through Georgia actually helped President Lincoln to win his re-election in 1864 …

30. I was paper currency that was issued in the North during the Civil War… Who am I? Greenbacks

31. Declared that African- American men willing to fight “will be received into the armed service of the United States. Emancipation Proclamation

32. We were angry that the war might be even longer because of Lincoln’s proclamation Northern Democrats

33. We were often shot or returned to slavery, if captured by Confederates? Black Soldiers

34. Each state worked in its own interest, preventing the coordination of efforts. ( What ‘principle’ am I) South’s principle of states’ rights

35. - an increase in prices due to a decrease in the value of money… inflation

36. - were caused by so many farmers being away fighting in the war… - led to riots in some cities… - were caused by planting cash crops instead of food crops… - were caused by so many farmers being away fighting in the war… - led to riots in some cities… - were caused by planting cash crops instead of food crops… food shortages

37. Grant’s success in this battle resulted in his appointment as the Commander of the Union Army? Siege of Vicksburg

38. -- Suspension of habeas corpus -- Women serving as nurses -- Women serving as spies -- Women running farms -- Women running factories -- Women taking jobs in offices These were all ________ changes that the ________ experienced during the _________ War. political Union Civil War

39. -- Suspension of habeas corpus -- Women serving as nurses -- Women serving as spies -- Women running farms -- Women running factories -- Women taking jobs in offices These were all political changes that the North experienced during the Civil War.

40. This event helped to get Lincoln re-elected as President in 1864... Sherman’s capture of Atlanta

41. As a result of this meeting, Confederate troops were allowed to keep their horses & mules, and go home in peace…… Lee & Grant meeting at Appomattox

42. In Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address, which of Thomas Jefferson’s ‘self-evident truths’ did he mention? All men are created equal

43. At the beginning of the war, Lincoln did not consider emancipation of the slaves because he was concerned about the effects of emancipation on the national economy... True or False? FALSE

44. -- Lincoln did not believe that he had the power under the Constitution to abolish slavery... -- Lincoln did not want to risk angering the border states... -- Lincoln knew that many Northern Democrats & Republicans still opposed the idea of emancipation TRUE: