- He was nominated by the republicans
- Southern states were concerned because they thought he wanted to end slavery
Abraham Lincon
Definition- Union/United states
The North
-Bloodiest battle in US history
-Union Won
-Turning point in the war
Battle of Gettysburg
-slave sued for his freedoms
-sued the state based on his belief that his time spent in free stated made him a free man
-It essentially made all states slave states
Dred scott Case
Sherman led the march to the sea
True
-He was from Georgia
-Vice president of Confederate States of America
Alexander Stephens
Definition- An agreement
Compromise
-In Maryland
-Single bloodiest battle in US history
-led to the Emancipation Proclomation
Battle of Antietam
-California would become a free state
-No slave trade in D.C
-Fugitive Slave Law-Is slaves escaped form the South;the South would be able to send people to retrieve their slaves
The compromise of 1850
South Carolina elected to leave the Union on January 19, 1861
False--Georgia elected to leave
-He was the president for The Confederacy
-He was a member of the Democratic Party
-He represented Mississippi in the United States Senate, and the House of Representatives before the American Civil War
Jefferson Davis
Definition-To cancel
Nullify
-First battle in the Civil war
-Confederacy Won
-In Virginia
First battle Of Bull Run
-Equal number of slave states and free states
-Maine entered as a free state
-No slavery would be allowed North of the 36'30 line
Missouri Compromise
Dred scott became a free man after he sued the states
False-- He remained a free man and failed at his attempt to sue them
-He was an American soldier and politician who served as the 18th president of the United States
-He led the Union Army in winning the American Civil War
Ulysses S. Grant
Definition-The belief that people in a certain state should be able to decide their own laws
Popular Sovereignty
-In Georgia
-Confederacy won
-2nd Bloodiest battle
-Pushed the Union back to Chattanooga
Battle of Chickamauga
-Republicans nominated Abraham Lincon
-South Carolina declared to secede from the union-Southern states was concerned that Lincon wanted to end slavery
Election of 1860
Georgia would only accept the compromise of 1850 if the south enforced the fugitive slave act and continued salvery in their territories
False-Georgia would only accept the compromise of 1850 if the North enforced the fugitive slave act and STOPPED banning slavery in territories
- He was an American and Confederate soldier, best known as a commander of the Confederate States Army
He commanded the Army of Northern Virginia in the Civil War
Robert E. Lee
Sectionalism
-In Georgia
-Union Won
-Led to Lincons election
Battle of Atlanta
-Outlawed southern rights as well as the souths devotion to the Union
Georgia would only accept the compromise of 1850 if the North enforced the fugitive slave act and stopped banning slavery in territories
Georgia Platfroms
Abraham Lincon was not only one of the nominees that the republican nominated but there was two others
False--the Republicans only nominated Abraham Lincon