185. Many Black folks ________________________ and stayed in town.

186. On the night of April 2, Davis waited for an hour to board the train for Danville because he sincerely hoped he would get a message that ___________________ had stopped the fall of Richmond.

186. ____________________ was left to guard the second train that was filled with money.

186. Things got a little ____________________ in town, and there was a fear that someone would break into the money train, but the train safely left town that night.

187. During the early morning hours of April 3, Richmond _______________ because Confederates tried to keep their records from getting into the hands of the Union, and the fire got out of control.

187. At 3AM on the morning of April 3, a man from the money train yelled out the news that Richmond was ________________________.

187. At sunrise on April 3, the Union entered Richmond, but they didn’t have to fight to seize control because ________________________________________.

188. As morning continued on April 3, and the mood of the men on the Confederate train began to _______________________________.

188. As Morning continued on April 3, the mood of everyone in Richmond ___________________ because angry ____________________ in the thousands were desperately looting depots for ____________________.

189. As the fire in Richmond continued on April 3, any man who was able was enlisted to help ___________________________________.

189. Some of the White folks that were in Richmond were put out of sorts when they saw __________________________________ in and around the capital.

189. Lincoln was not at the _________________________ capital when they celebrated the fall of Richmond because he was traveling through the South.

1. During the afternoon on April 3, Davis arrived in __________________________.

190. Davis was ________________________ by some of the Danville residents, and they offered him the use of their homes.

190. Later that day, however, the town became flooded with ______________ from Richmond and other places.

191.On April 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9, Davis waited for news from ___________________, but nothing came

191. On April 4, Lincoln was escorted by Admiral Porter to _____________________.

191. When Lincoln and Porter arrived, the riverbank was deserted except for a group of about twelve Black folks who were led by a ___________________ year old man.

192 The group was really glad to see Lincoln, and they reacted in different ways. Lincoln was ___________________________ by the gratitude he felt he did not deserve.

192. Soon, more folks began to gather around Lincoln, and Porter began to worry for Lincoln’s ___________________ because folks were so excited and happy, they were surrounding Lincoln, and he could not ___________________.

192. By the time Lincoln and his group walked from the riverbank to the streets of Richmond, a group numbing in the __________________________ had formed to join and follow him.

193. Eva was a girl who gave Lincoln a _____________________ with a thank you card on it.

193. When Lincoln arrived at the Confederate White House, he sat in __________________ chair.

193. While Lincoln was sitting there, Lincoln seemed a little shook up. It was speculated that he was thinking about all the people who _____________________________.

194. Not everyone was thrilled to see Lincoln. In fact, the ____________________________ did not welcome him at all.

194. Lincoln walked through the streets of Richmond with friends and foes everywhere. It was one of the most _________________________ days of his life on account of any angry person could have fired a shot at him.

194. When Lincoln instructed the Union general to “let ‘em up easy,” he was referring to ______________________________________.

194. Lincoln did not try or want to __________________________ any of the rebels.