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5/24/2017 by Mrs. Parker Civil War 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 Leaders U.S. President during the Civil War. Abraham Lincoln Leaders Most famous “conductor” or the Underground Railroad. Harriett Tubman Leaders President of the Confederacy Jefferson Davis Leaders General of the Union Army. Said, “Hit the enemy hard, hit them fast, and keep going.” Ulysses S. Grant Leaders General for the Confederacy, first asked to lead the Union Army but returned home to fight with his family. Robert E. Lee Amendments word meaning changes to the constitution amendment Amendments officially abolished slavery th 13 Amendment Amendments gave all citizens, including blacks, the right to vote. th 15 Amendment Amendments defines a citizen as any person born or naturalized in the U.S. th 14 Amendment Amendments gives every U.S. citizen the right to own weapons nd 2 Amendment Battles the beginning battle of the Civil War Fort Sumter Battles place where Lee’s army surrendered, ending the war Appomattox Battles First official battle, the South won, making the north realize it was going to be a long war. Bull Run Battles Union army stops Lee’s advance into the North in the bloodiest battle of the war. Antietam Creek Battles Union victory is the turning point of the war Gettysburg Odds & Ends laws passed by southern states to control newly freed blacks Black Codes Odds & Ends Northerners who moved to the South after the war to profit; political and financial opportunists carpetbaggers Odds & Ends tenant farmers, rent land and tools in exchange for a share of the crop sharecropping Odds & Ends organization set up by Congress to help the freed slaves Freedman’s Bureau Odds & Ends An abolitionist who was born a slave. Helped with the Underground Railroad and founded one of the 1st AfricanAmerican newspapers, the North Star. Frederick Douglass
