The Civil War & Reconstruction

What is popular sovereignty

• The right for African Americans to enlist in the army

• Abolished slavery in the United States

• The right to vote for or against slavery

• The right for African Americans to become citizens

Match the following

• General who captured two Confederate forts

• Ulysses S. Grant

• A conductor for the Underground Railroad

• Stephen Douglas

• A Democratic Senate

• Harriet Tubman

• President of the Confederacy

• Jefferson Davis

• Author of Uncle Tom´s Cabin

• Harriet Beecher Stowe

The Confederate surrender arrangement occurred in ​ ​ (a)  

• Appomattox Court House
• Antietam
• Gettysburg
• Bull Run
• Fort Sumter
• Vicksburg
• The Supreme Court
• California
• Springfield

What did the Enforcement Acts do?

• The withdrawal of federal troops from the South

• To stop violence against African Americans

• Allowed anyone to enlist in the army

• The right for citizens to choose to impeach a president

Reorder the three-part plan of the Union to conquer the SOuth

• Riverboats and armies move down the Mississippi RIver and split the Confederacy in two

• Capture the Confederate capital at Richmond, Virginia

• Navy blockades Southern Ports

​ (a)   are not a part of the North´s advantages over the South

• First-rate Generals
• Factories
• Food

Match the following based on the Reconstruction Plans

• Original plan to rebuild the nation and readmit Southern states to the nation

• Andrew Johnson

• Shift control of Reconstruction from executive branch to the legislature

• Republicans

• States are required to approve the Fourteenth Amendment to be readmitted

• Lincoln

• State needs to abolish slavery before being readmitted

• Congress

Match the following

• Agency established by Congress to help former slaves in the South

• Fifteenth Amendment

• Landowners gave a few acres of land to farm workers in exchange for a portion of their crops

• Sharecropping

• African American Citizenship

• Reconstruction

• Banned states from denying African Americans right to vote

• Freedmen´s Bureau

• Period of rebuilding the nation after the Civil War

• Fourteenth Amendment

​ ​ (a)   was not part of the Congressional Reconstruction

• Johnson vetoing bills
• Overriding president´s veto
• South under military rule
• 15th Amendment
• The impeachment of Johnson
• Republicans controlling southern state governments

Match the following

• White Southerners who joined the Republican Party

• Carpetbagger

• White southerners who used violence to keep blacks from voting

• Scalawag

• Northerners who moved to the South after the war

• Radicals

• Republicans who wanted to destroy the political power of former slaveholders

• Ku Klux Klan