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1. Two Societies at War, 18611865
   ... were. So in 1862 the Confederate Congress imposed the first legal draft. There were two loopholes in the draft that raised question. ...
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2. Alexander Hamilton Stephens and George Bush
   ... State to secede. When the Confederate Congress met in February 1861 he was chief contender for the presidency. But, Jefferson Davis ...
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3. Civil War
   ... They learned fast though/ They learned everything fast. Shaw awoke one morning to find that the Confederate Congress issued a proclamation. ...
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4. American World War
   ... The Confederate Congress passed a law requiring that any white man who was an officer of an all Negro regiment was to be taken prisoner, and ampquotampquotbe put to death ...
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5. Confederate Ironclad
   ... word reached the shipyard that Virginia had seceded and Confederate troops were on ... destroyed two ships that day, the ampquotCumberlandampquot and the ampquotCongress,ampquot but more ...
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6. Blacks in Civil War
   ... Generalin chief of the Confederate Army General Robert E. Lee persuaded the Confederate Congress to arm slaves to fight for the South. ...
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7. AfricanAmericans in the Civil War
   ... Generalin chief of the Confederate Army General Robert E. Lee persuaded the Confederate Congress to arm slaves to fight for the South. ...
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8. AfricanAmericans in the Civil War
   ... Generalin chief of the Confederate Army General Robert E. Lee persuaded the Confederate Congress to arm slaves to fight for the South. ...
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9. The Constitution as a Source of Discord in the Union
   ... President Davis, in his message to the Confederate Congress stated that the Constitution was unable to prevent the growth of a political school that was wrong ...
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10. reconstruction in the south
    ... The fourteenth amendment also denied any confederate leaders from holding office until Congress relieved this disclaimer. Economic ...
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11. Civil War as a Battle at Sea
    ... The Confederate Congress passed a law requiring that any white man who was an officer of an all Negro regiment was to be taken prisoner, and ampquotbe put to death ...
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12. The Civil War as a Battle on the Seas
    ... The Confederate Congress passed a law requiring that any white man who was an officer of an all Negro regiment was to be taken prisoner, and ampquotbe put to death ...
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13. Executive and LegislativeIVE Differences Associated with Recons
    ... During this time Congress was made up of radical Republicans, moderate Republicans, and Democrats. Radical Republicans wanted no Confederate leaders to come to ...
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14. Reconstruction
    ... This immediately alienated him from the South, while during Reconstruction Johnson pardoned many of the Confederate leaders Congress desired to punish. ...
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15. Reconstruction 4
    ... When Congress proposed the 14th Amendment to the Constitution, which gave citizenship to ... to reject the amendment, and all the former Confederate states expect ...
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16. To What Degree was Reconstruction after the Civil War successful
    ... To protect the civil rights of AfricanAmericans, Congress passed the Reconstruction Act of 1867. This act allowed former Confederate states to reenter the ...
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17. Andrew Johnson
    ... Lincolnamp39s policies were too lenient and readmitted the Confederate states too quickly. The Radical Republican WadeDavis Bill was passed by Congress in July of ...
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18. Impeachment of Andrew Johnson
    ... When the Civil War began, Johnson was the only Senator from a Confederate state that did not leave Congress to return to the South. ...
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19. Civil War Reconstruction
    ... had been the moderator between the extreme beliefs of the Republican majority in Congress and the liberal ideas of the Democrats or Confederate sympathizers. ...
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20. Reconstruction
    ... had been the moderator between the extreme beliefs of the Republican majority in Congress and the liberal ideas of the Democrats or Confederate sympathizers. ...
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21. Andrew Johnson
    ... Since Congress would be in recess for eight more months Johnson decided ... Confederates, the ordinances of secession were to be revoked, Confederate debts would ...
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22. The civil war
    ... but didnamp39t apply to slave states in Union or Confederate territories already ... journey Northcentral route chosen and grants and loans supported by Congress. ...
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23. Success of Reconstruction
    ... One of the first goals of Reconstruction was to readmit the Confederate states into the Union, and during the debate in Congress over how to readmit the states ...
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24. American reconstruction
    ... The Confederate states met various requirements for readmission, and all rejoined the Union by 1870. Congress passed laws and proposed constitutional ...
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25. Reconstruction 18651877
    ... The Radical Republicans in Congress thought they should control Reconstruction and ... The remaining ten Confederate states were occupied by United States troops. ...
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26. Civil War
    ... of the Confederate debt, and the ratification of the thirteenth amendment. These points absent from the Johnson program were the instigation congress needed to ...
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27. Andrew Johnsonamp39s Presidential
    ... against blacks and their white supporters, the passing of laws unfair to blacks, and the frequent election of former Confederate leaders. When congress met in ...
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28. Reconstruction 3
    ... any class of citizens or denying any citizen fundamental rights, and banned Confederate leaders from holding federal or state office until Congress removed the ...
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29. Reconstruction
    ... The remaining ten Confederate states were occupied by United States troops ... Congress can pass laws for carrying out this article.ampquot Passage of this amendment was ...
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30. Confederate Flag
    ... The universal reason given for bringing down the Confederate Battle Flag is that it has its roots ... Slavery was an item for debate at the Continental Congress. ...
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