John Wilkes Booth
This is the name of the theater where Booth Shot Lincoln
Fords Theater
This compromise said that slavery could not exist north of Missouri.
Missouri Compromise
Abe was a very good one of these, reportedly amassing a record of 300-0-1.
Wrestler
This was the first battle of the Civil War
1st Battle of Bull Run
She was the most successful conductor on the underground railroad
Harriet Tubman
Booth though he would be seen as this after killing Lincoln
A hero (or something like it)
This man wanted to start a slave revolt by taking guns at Harpers Ferry.
John Brown
Abe said he would only do this when it came to the issue of slavery when running for president.
Keep it from expanding.
Jefferson Davis
He was a former slave that became a public speaker and famous abolitionist.
Fredrick Douglas
Booth found out Lincoln would be attending a show because he did this.
Went to pick up a pay check at the theater
Bleeding Kansas was caused by people from Missouri crossing over to Kansas and doing this.
Voting Illegally or Voter Fraud
Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent a new nation...
General Sherman destroyed this city before marching to the sea.
Atlanta
This freed the slaves in the southern states but not the Union.
Emancipation Proclamation
This is what Booth yelled after shooting Lincoln.
Sic Semper Tyranus
This Compromise made people in the North mad because they had to help catch runaway slaves.
Compromise of 1850
This was the name of Lincoln's wife.
Mary Todd Lincoln
This was the bloodiest single day battle of the Civil War
Antietem
This court case ruled that slaves were not citizens or fully human so they could not sue in court.
Dredd Scott
This is the name of the soldier that shot Booth.
Boston Corbett
This is the name of the Fort where the Civil War officially started.
Fort Sumpter
This was the man that Lincoln debated during his failed senate run but then beat in his presidential run.
Stephen Douglas
The Civil war ended at this location.
Appomattox Courthouse
This outlawed slavery in the United States
13th Amendment