PRE-CIVIL WAR
ENTERED THE UNION AS A FREE STATE AS A RESULT OF THE COMPROMISE OF 1850
CALIFORNIA
SERIES OF SECRET ROUTES LEADING NORTH THAT HELPED SLAVES ESCAPE FROM THE SOUTH
UNDERGROUND RAILROAD
FIRST STATE TO SECEDE FROM THE UNION
SOUTH CAROLINA
CONFEDERATE NAVY SHIP FOUGHT AGAINST THE MONITOR
MERRIMAC OR VIRGINIA
SHOT PRESIDENT ABRAHAM LINCOLN
JOHN WILKES BOOTH
FIRST REPUBLICAN PRESIDENT OF THE U.S.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
WRITTEN BY HARRIET BEECHER STOWE
UNCLE TOM’S CABIN
MARKED THE BEGINNING OF THE CIVIL WAR
FT. SUMTER
BLOODIEST DAY OF THE CIVIL WAR
ANTIETAM
OUTLAWED SLAVERY
13TH AMENDMENT
PROPOSED BY HENRY CLAY
COMPROMISE OF 1850
INTRODUCED BY STEPHEN DOUGLAS
KANSAS-NEBRASKA ACT
A MAN OF PRAYER, DESIRED TO DO WHAT WAS RIGHT AND PROTECT HIS FAMILY
ROBERT E. LEE
ISSUED BY ABRAHAM LINCOLN IN 1863
EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION
MADE FREEDMEN CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES
14TH AMENDMENT
SENATOR WHO REPRESENTED SOUTH CAROLINA
JOHN C. CALHOUN
GAVE THE SEVENTH OF MARCH SPEECH DECLARING HIS LOYALTY FOR THE UNION
DANIEL WEBSTER
PRESIDENT OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES
JEFFERSON DAVIS
UNION GENERAL WHO LED THE MARCH TO THE SEA
WILLIAM SHERMAN
DIVIDED THE FORMER CONFEDERACY INTO 5 MILITARY DISTRICTS
RECONSTRUCTION ACT OF 1867
DECLARED THE MISSOURI COMPROMISE TO BE UNCONSTITUTIONAL
DRED SCOTT DECISION
PRESIDENT WHO SIGNED THE COMPROMISE OF 1850 INTO LAW
MILLARD FILLMORE
BEST REMEMBERED CONFEDERATE SOLDIER AT MANASSAS JUNCTION
THOMAS JACKSON
CONFEDERATE ARMY SURRENDERED TO THE UNION ARMY
APRIL 9, 1865
AGREEMENT THAT ENDED RECONSTRUCTION IN THE SOUTH
COMPROMISE OF 1877