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People who are not in the military when a country is at war are part of the _______.
home front
After the Civil War, some states passed laws making ______ legal.
segregation
Sherman used the strategy of destroying an enemy's resources known as ______.
total war
Jefferson Davis started a _____ to get enough soldiers for his army.
draft
Why did General Robert E. Lee decide to surrender?
His army was getting weaker. They had no more soldiers, food, or money for supplies. The soldiers were hungry & tired.
Why did Congress create the Freedman's Bureau?
To provide support for poor blacks and whites.
What were the effects of the Civil War in the South?
The people saw their cities, homes, and barns destroyed. Inflation made food very expensive. They didn't have enough food to eat.
Why did the Union army want to control the Mississippi River?
So they could block the ports and keep the South from getting the food, weapons, and money that they needed.
What were some advantages & disadvantages of sharecropping?
Advantages were ...
Brief description: Three New Amendments
The Thirteenth Amendment ended slavery. The Fourteenth Amendment protected the rights of African Americans. The Fifteenth Amendment gave African American men the right to vote.
Brief description: Emancipation Proclamation, 1863
Gave hope to enslaved people. It ended slavery.
Brief description: Tuskegee Institute
It was opend by Booker T. Washington to help students learn & study useful skills. The teachers & students were African Americans.
Brief description: Jim Crow Laws
These laws were passed by Southern states to keep African Americans separate from whites.
What were some advantages and disadvantages of sharecropping?
Some advantages were that landowners loaned sharecroppers tools and seeds. Sharecroppers gave landowners a share of the crop. Some disadvantages were that sharecroppers did not make enough money to pay their debts.