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21 Cards in this Set

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larger population
North
better officers to lead the army
South
more resources and factories to make supplies
North
soldiers grew up riding horsed and using guns to hunt
South
grew more foood
North
more railroads to move supplies and troops
North
fighting a defensive war to preserve their way of life
South
fighting on their own territory
South
another name for the war between the states
civil war
Scott's plan for a Union victory
anaconda plan
the Union plan to stop all access to the Southern seaports so they would run low on supplies
blockade
the document that abolished slavery in the United States
Emancipation Proclamation
the speech by Lincoln that inspired the Union Soldiers not to give up
Gettysburg Address
the all-out effort to destroy people's ability to fight
total war
the rebuilding of the South after the war
reconstruction
described the rights and duties of the freed African Americans
black codes
the group that provided food, clothing, shelter, medical car, jobs, and legal help to both blacks and whites
Freedman's Bureau
land is rented for a share of the crop raised on it
sharecropping
abolished slavery
thirteenth ammendment
guaranteed black citizens the same legal rights as whites
fourteenth ammendment
the law that said that states could not deny people the right to vote "on account of their color"
fifteenth ammendment