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William T. Sherman

General of the Union army, total war against confederate states, his march to sea caused deep destruction in the south

Emancipation proclamation

September 22 1862, declared all slaves in rebel states free took effect January 1 1863

Freedmens bureau

Agencies set up to aid former slaves in adjusting to freedom. Providing food, clothing, jobs, and education to blacks

Battle of Gettysburg

Large battle July 1-3 1863 union general Meade led York men to victory, most famous battle because of size, deaths, location in the north, and the turning point the Gettysburg address

New York City draft riot

Reaction towards union draft Irish mobs, blacks killed, black orphanages burn down, and broke into congressmen houses

13th amendment

Abolished slavery and indentured servitude except for those criminals assigned to it

Appomattox court house

Lee surrendered union troops blocked off all escape ways for lee. Grant and Sherman resisted but confederacy collapsed within a month

Conscription

The drafting of soldiers into war first adopted in CSA

Jefferson Davis

President of confederacy from Mississippi

Radical republicans

Wanted complete and total political equality for African Americans. Criticized Lincoln for not making the emancipation a priority

Anaconda plan

Union blockade from southern coastlines and Mississippi River

First battle of bull run

First major battle, south victory. Union marched from DC to bull run creak to attack south

Battle of Antietam

North succeeded in halting lees confederate troops in Maryland, bloodiest battle.

Ulysses s grant

Union military commander who won battles and defeated lee