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Winfields Scott's plan to blockade southern ports and take control of Miss. splitting confederacy, cutting trade and causing economic collapse.

limit presidental power and enhance congressional authority; opposed moderation toward south.

creek in VA where confederate soldiers forced federal troops to retreat, first major battle of CW, July 1861

Confederate soldier who led both battles of bull run, "stonewall"

U.S. general organize army for Potomac, replaced Winfield Scot

army created to guard the U/S. capital after the Battle of Bull Run, became the main Union army of the West.

general who captured Atlanta in 1864 and led destructive march to Atlantic coast.

battle in Tennessee 1862 ended in unpursued confederate withdrawl, neither side gained ground, both sides heavy losses.

confederate held city on Miss. that surrendered on July 4, 1863 after a lengthy siege by Grant's forces.

Union defeat near bull run in august 1862; union troops led by John Pope

Lincoln's order abolishing slavery as of Jan. 1, 1863 in states in "rebellion"

Confederate pow camp in northern GA

Site in VA. where in may 1863 Confederates led by Lee defeated a much larger Union force.

site in PA. where in July 1863 Union forces under George Meade defeated Lee, turning back Lee's invasion of the North.

Confederate garrison in Lousianna that surrendered to Union forces in July 1863, giving the Union unrestricted control of the Miss. river.

1885, by John Wilks Boothe

agency established in 1865 to aid former slaves in their transition to freedom, administering relief and sponsoring education.

constioutional amendement, 1885, that abolished slavery in the U.S. and its territories.

laws passed by southern states, restricting activities of freed people.

not being harsh enough on south they took over after Johnson vetoed both revised version of Freedmens Bureau and the newly created civil rights act.

1868, defining American citizenshiop and placing restrictions on former Confederates.

1867, divided the Confederate states into five military districts. Each district was governed by military commander to force to protect life and property

specified that the presidentcould issue military orders only through the General of the Army. Gerneral can not be removed unless approved by senate.

officials appointed with the senates consent were to remain in offeice until the senate aproved a successor.

1870, that prohibited states from denying the right to vote because of a persons race or because a person had been a slave.

remove the federals from the south and south will throw their votes for Rep. Hayes as new president.