US History Unit 2 Review

A Union general who conducted the famous "march to the sea"

Northern Democrats who openly supported the south

His "not guilty" food was the deciding factor in Johnson's impeachment trial

Become famous as a nurse for the Union Army and then founded the American Red Cross

One of the best-known Confederate prison camps; notorious for its bad treatment of Union POWs

Commander of the Union Army in the East; won the battle at Gettysburg

The secretary of war who Johnson fired, which started the impeachment process against Johnson

Wanted to make sure slaves gained equal rights; spoke out against Andrew Johnson's reconstruction plan

Confederate General that won the first battle of the Bull run

Assassinated President Lincoln in 1865

The Virginia was the first ever ironclad warship.

Lincoln had hoped the Union would lose the First Battle of Bull Run.

Grant's plan to end the Civil War was to wage total war and repeatedly attack Lee's Army.

The Union won the battles of Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville.

The South used cotton to try and forge alliances with foreign nations during the Civil War.

Part of Lincoln's plan for reconstruction was to have 10 percent of southern voters to pledge their loyalty to the Constitution.

The North's population allowed it to raise large armies.

The Fourteenth amendment attempted to prevent the states from interfering with rights of citizens and punished the states that limited voting rights for men.

Set up a blockade to cut off all supply routes to and from the south.

Issued by Abraham Lincoln on September 22, 1862. It declared that all slaves in the confederate states would be free.

White southerners who sided with the republicans.

Prevention of free expression.

A constitutional protection against unlawful imprisonment.

Soldiers fighting from long deep ditches.

Pardon for war actions.

Line of ships that would prevent access to southern parts.

Act of requiring people to serve in the military.