Unit 7 Assessment

The closing of a port by positioning ships to keep people or supplies from coming in or out. 

• Blockade
• Reconstruction
• Conscription
• Freedmen

"Emancipation Day" for enslaved people in Texas, June 19, 1865. 

• Black Codes
• Emancipation Proclamation
• Juneteenth
• Home front

The civilian world during war time. 

• Blockade
• Home front
• Freedmen
• Reconstruction

The federal government's plan to restore seceded states to the Union directly after the Civil War. 

• Black Codes
• Sectionalism
• 13th Amendment
• Reconstruction

A temporary government. 

• Provisional (Government)
• Reconstruction
• 13th Amendment
• Freedmen's Bureau 

The forced enrollment of people into the military ("the draft"). 

• Nullification
• Reconstruction
• Conscription
• Vigilante

Laws limiting the rights of African Americans passed by Southern Governments after the Civil War (Ex: labor contracts)

• Black Codes
• The KKK
• 15th Amendment
• Segregation

A formerly enslaved person. 

• Emancipation Proclamation
• 13th Amendment
• 14th Amendment
• Freedmen

Pick a name to match this description:
Wanted to contain slavery to current "slave" states instead of abolishing it when first elected. 

• John Bell Hood
• Robert E. Lee
• Abraham Lincoln
• Jefferson Davis 

How is the term "states' rights" connected to the "issue of slavery"?

• Southern states wanted to abolish slavery using the powers of individual states
• The North wanted to protect Southerns by passing pro-slavery legislation
• The South believed they had the right to decide state by state on the issue of slavery
• States' rights did not have to do with slavery and only pertained to tariffs placed on states