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A battle in the civil war that began September 17, 1862. Over the course of this battle around 23,000 men were killed, injured, or missing.

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An act that allowed any citizen who never resisted the US government to claim 160 acers of land.

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This is a nickname that was given to democrats in the Union that wanted to end the war.

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The location of the most famous battle in the civil war. The Battle of Gettysburg lasted from July 1-3 1863. It is considered the turning point of the war.

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A war were all war laws are disregarded regarding weapons, tactics, and amount of violence.

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An act passed by congress in 1862 to encourage the production of a transcontinental railroad,

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Ratified February 3, 1870, this amendment gave African American men citizenship and rights.

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Settled the intensely disputed 1876 presidential election. This act pulled the last of the Union troops from the south and began the reconstruction era.

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Allowed the south to re-enter the US once 10% of its voters swore allegiance to the US.

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A decision to place a 3% tax on people with an income of $800 or more.

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A requirement that all citizens in court must receive equal and fair treatment.

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A famous speech and presidential order stating that "all slaves in states that are rebelling will be set free forever."

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When a country requires young men to enlist in the armed forces during times of war.

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A military plan by Union General Winfield Scott to attack the south by navy on the Mississippi river.

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A speech given by President Lincoln after the Battle of Gettysburg.

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This is an amendment passed in 1868 as part of a series of amendments supposed to heal the country.

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Laws passed after the civil war that were made to oppress newly freed African Americans.

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A legal agreement between a landlord and a person who works on the land in exchange for the landlord to get a cut of the product.

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A law requiring all people that are arrested to be processed in court.

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A time period after the civil war that allowed the country to heal from the destruction of the war.

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A large scale attack on a fort or other military operation.

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The mixing of all races after slaves were set free.

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Officially ended and outlawed slavery in the US after it was passed in 1865.

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A group of republicans who demanded the permanent outlaw of slavery.

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A political group who wanted to enforce white supremacy.

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When a fleet of ships creates a boundary between land and the open ocean.

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A bill that required 50% of all males in a state to take an oath of loyalty to the union and gave blacks the right to vote.

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A group of people that helped freed slaves start their new lives after the war.

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The act of the president being accused and put on trials to remove him from office.

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A rise in the prices of product that effect the value of money.

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A violent uprising against a higher power or government.