16. This man was a violent abolitionists who believed slavery would not end without bloodshed. He led a raid on the federal armo
ry at Harper's Ferry. 17. His main desire was to preserve the Union and that can be seen in his Gettysburg Address.
18. In this speech, Lincoln encouraged Americans not to seek revenge on slaveholders, their supports, or the Confederate military.
19. The occasion of this speech was the dedication of a military cemetery at a battlefield after 51,000 soldiers were killed there four months earlier.
20. The Emaciation Proclamation only freed the slaves in the rebelling territories.
21. This was suspended during the Civil War to hold Confederate sympathizers without trial or a judge to agree that they were legally imprisoned.
22. Where were the first shots fired in the Civil War?
23. Which reconstruction plan did Radical Republicans consider too lenient and did not go far enough to protect the rights of the newly freed slaves?
24. Congress and this president were at odds with one another during Reconstruction. He vetoed many bills and fired many Republicans from executive offices. Congress impeached him for ignoring the Tenure of Act.
25. This was created to help former slaves and homeless Whites by providing food, clothing, shelter, and medical assistance.
26. What laws were passed in southern states to deny newly freed slave certain rights?
27. The Ku Klux Klan is racist organization who used violence and intimidation to target Blacks and Southern whites who tried to support Reconstruction.
28. Who became president in 1876 which marked the end of Reconstruction?
29. When Hayes agreed to support internal improvements, appoint a Southerner to the Cabinet and withdraw federal troops from the South... this became known as the:
The ascendancy of James Dean, Elvis Presley and Allen Ginsberg represented the reaction against the coformity of the 1950s. The 1950s has been viewed as a decade of consenus. Dean's REbel Without a Cause, Elvis Presley's promotion of Rock and Roll and Allen Ginsberg's "Howl" suggested a society that was experimental and embraced change.
