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An organized (yet unsuccessful) attack on Harpers Ferry. This attack was led by a famous abolitionist.
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The president of the Confederacy during the Civil War.
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The period after the Civil War stitching back together the nation.
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A person (usually a farmer) who rented land only to try to pay the costs back. These people were an essential part of the sharecropping system.
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An internal conflict that erupted in a midwestern state because of slavery and the recent pieces of legislature passed.
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A Union regiment made up of volunteers, a majority of them black, originated in Massachusetts.
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An announcement made by President Abraham Lincoln after the Battle of Antietam. This declared all slaves would be free. However, it only applied to slaves in the Confederacy.
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The act of the Southern states withdrawing from the Union.
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A government agency that helped to provide aid, healthcare, and schooling to African Americans.
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A system in which and landowner rents a piece of land to a farmer for them to live on. These were agreements bound together by contract that farmers usually couldn’t break out of. This system resembled slavery.
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A Union military strategy surrounding/blocking the Confederacy in a snake-like outline.
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These changes banished slavery nationwide, protected birthrights/U.S. Citizenship, and protected voting rights for African Americans.
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A series of regulations passed after the Civil War. These restrictions unlawfully targeted African Americans’ basic freedoms.
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A rebel group formed by a previous confederate after the Civil War. They spread their message of white supremacy through terror and hate. They usually dress up in white attire and are still around today.
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Five bills that were passed to try to re-stabilize the North and South by strengthening a law an adding a free state among other things.
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