U.S. History: Lap 2 Study Guide Yellow/ Green/ Pink
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- Why were many angered by Lincoln’s election as president?
- Which state left first? Total #? Two areas?
- Who became the president of the Confederacy? Capital?
- What did their constitution support?
- What were slave states which remained in the Union known as? Ex:
- What did Lincoln vow to do?
- What were the North’s strengths? Weaknesses?
- What were the South’s strengths? Weaknesses?
- What did Lincoln think about secession?
- Why did Lincoln not send troops to the South immediately after his inauguration?
- Describe the Union’s plan?
- Describe the South’s plan?
- Who did the Confederates want to help them?
- What were the big problems of a confederation?
- Why was Lincoln very unpopular during the war (political criticisms)
- What event began the Civil War? Why fired upon?
- Why did Lincoln not ask Congress to declare war?
- How did Lincoln’s react to the attack? What did he get?
- How did Southern states respond to Lincoln’s call?
- How long was the war? When?
- What was the first big battle of the war?
- Where were the first Union victories? Under whom?
- Describe ironclads:
- How many times did Lee invade the North? Where? Why?
- What were the military “outcomes” of the battle at Antietam?
- The victory at Antietam also influenced which governments?
- Thirdly, what did Lincoln now believe it was time to issue?
- Why would it go into effect in January?
- Why did he not free all slaves everywhere?
- What would freedmen now be allowed to do in the army?
- Where was Lee’s second invasion of the North?
- Why did Southern forces approach the town/ What did it have?
- What was the outcome and result of the battle?
- At almost the exact same time, what was happening in Mississippi?
- Name 3 reasons it was important:
- Who had already gotten control of New Orleans for the Union?
- In November of 1863, what did Lincoln deliver? Ideas?
- 1864-- Contrast total war and war of attrition:
- What event in the fall of 1864 helped Republicans to win?
- After the fall of Richmond, why did the war not end immediately?
- Where was surrender signed? By whom?
- Describe the treaty:
- Where had most of the battles been fought?
- What were three results of a Northern Victory?
- What were some new technologies used in the war?
- Approximately how many soldiers died in the war?
- Surprisingly, what killed many of them?
- Explain the Lincoln Conspiracy/ plot:
- Why? What was the effect?
- Define Reconstruction and its purpose:
- Explain the leadership issues it raised:
- What was Lincoln’s “plan?”
- How was Johnson’s plan different?
- What did the Wade- Davis Bill propose?
- Explain why Johnson was impeached:
- With what was Johnson charged?
- What was the result of the Congressional vote?
- What were Johnson’s other accomplishments (+/-):
- Explain the Civil War amendments?
- Why would many at the time oppose the 15th (2)?
- Explain ReconstructionActs and what they did:
- What could Radicalsnot get passed?
- Describe life in the South for Freedmen:
- For Freedmen, what was key?
- With no 40 acres and a mule, what did many do?
- Why is it difficult to leave sharecropping?
- Who were the targets of violence in the South? By whom?
- Though many freedmen left the South, what changed for those who stayed?
- Who most often taught Freedmen after the war?
- What were the goals, accomplishments, and failures of the Freedmen’s Bureau:
- What was the role of church pastors in the South?
- Explain political issues for white Southerners after the war:
- What Union general became president soon after the war?
- Whose election ended Reconstruction?
- Why was the election of 1876 disputed?
- Explain how Hayes got to be president (2):
- With federal troops out of the South, what did many states do?
- What are redeemer governments? Actions?
- Why were they allowed to come to power in the South?
- How were Freedmen increasingly restricted by them?
Video:
Why was Johnson chosen to be Lincoln’s VP?
Whom did Johnson follow as a model?
Johnson’s plan for ex-Confederates?
Johnson’s plan for Freedmen:
What was Grant’s campaign slogan?
Who did Grant plan to fight his “war on terror?”
For what is Grant’s administration most known?
As a result, what criteria did Hayes use when appointing people?
How is Hayes’ victory in 1876 like Bush’s in 2000?
Following the Compromise, how did he end Reconstruction?