People
Causes
Events
Effects
Reconstruction
100

His election in 1860 led 7 Southern States to secede from the Union

Abraham Lincoln 

100

Anti-slavery novel that revealed what many Northerners did not know about slavery in the South 

Uncle Tom's Cabin 

100

This battle is considered the turning point in the Civil War 

Battle of Gettysburg 

100

They faced poverty and hunger home during the War

Women 

100

This abolished slavery in the United States 

The 13th Amendment 

200

He did not believe in seceding, but left with Virginia because he was more loyal to his state than the Union. 

Robert E. Lee

200

Radical abolitionist, John Brown, led a raid on this federal arsenal, increasing Southerner's fears that slavery will be abolished

Harper's Ferry (VA) 

200

Where Robert E. Lee surrendered to Ulysses S. Grant 

Appomattox Courthouse 

200

She created the American Red Cross to help wounded soldiers during the Civil War

Clara Barton 

200

This group placed the South under military occupation and granted civil rights to freed slaves 

The Radical Republicans

300

His "March to the Sea" destroyed Southern transportation networks and farms in Georgia 

William Sherman 

300

Allowed Kansas to have popular sovereignty, led to violence in the state and Congress.  

Kansas-Nebraska Act 

300

Four more Southern states seceded the Union after this battle 

Fort Sumter

300

This was the main cause of death on both sides during he Civil War

Disease 

300

This gave African Americans the right to vote 

The 15th Amendment 

400

Democratic President, impeached due to conflict with the "Radical Republicans" 

Andrew Johnson 

400

Abolitionists were angered when he was denied citizenship and his freedom.  

Dred Scott

400

What did Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation accomplish?

Freed slaves in "Rebelling states"

400

These two southern cities were in ruins at the end of the war

Richmond, Va and Atlanta, GA

400

These two area became strong industrial centers after the Civil War 

North and Midwest 

500

His cotton gin invention increased the demand for slavery in the South, prior to the Civil War 

Eli Whitney

500

This federal law regarding slaves was largely ignored by the Northern states. 

Fugitive Slave Act 

500

Union's plan to cut off Confederate supply lines and win the war

Anaconda Plan 

500

This warned European nations NOT to get involved in the war

The Emancipation Proclamation 

500

Lincoln's plan to bring the Southern states back into the Union 

10 Percent Plan 

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