Presidents
Civil War I
Civil War II
Chicken or Egg
Compromise
100

Elected in 1860

Abraham Lincoln
100

First major battle of the Civil War

Battle of Bull Run/ Battle of Manassas

100

Ratio of population advantage the North had over the South.

~3:1 (22mil:7mil)

100

Antietam

Gettysburg

Antietam

100

The Kansas Nebraska Act nullified which compromise.

Missouri Compromise (Compromise of 1820)

200

Watched seven states secede from the Union.

James Buchanan

200

The the two vessels involved in the "clash of the ironclads."

Monitor and Merrimack/ CSS Virginia

200

The South stopped exporting this to show Europe how reliant it was on it.

Cotton

200

Vicksburg

Appomattox

Vicksburg

200

Broke the Compromise of 1850 into separate parts to get it passed.

Stephen Douglas

300

Expansionist President who brought Texas in as a state.

James Polk.

300

Hero of the Battle of Gettysburg at Little Round Top.

Joshua Chamberlain.

300

The opening shots of the Civil War were fired at this fort in Charleston.

Fort Sumter

300

Emancipation Proclamation

Gettysburg

Emancipation Proclamation

300

The Compromise of 1850 introduced this idea that let the people decide the slavery issue.

Popular Sovereignty

400

Led US troops up to the Rio Grande to provoke the Mexican-American War.

Zachary Taylor

400

Battle that gained the Union control of the Mississippi River and separated the east and west of the Confederacy.

Battle of Vicksburg

400

The approximate number of casualties in the Civil War

602,000 - 750,000

400

Compromise of 1850

Kansas-Nebraska Act

Compromise of 1850

400

The Compromise of 1850 prohibited the slave trade here.

Washington, DC

500

Signed the compromise of 1850 into law.

Millard Fillmore

500

Place where Lee surrendered the Army of Virginia to Grant.

Appomattox

500

This battle was a turning point in the war - because of what Lincoln did afterwards.

Antietam

500

Lincoln's Inauguration

Secession of South Carolina

Secession of South Carolina

500

Originator of the Compromise of 1850

Henry Clay