BEFORE THE CIVIL WAR
PERSONALLY LED OVER 70 PEOPLE ON THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD
HARRIET TUBMAN
FIRST REPUBLICAN PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
CIVIL WAR BEGAN
1861
LED THE CONFEDERATE ARMY DURING THE CIVIL WAR
ROBERT E. LEE
SECRET ROUTES LEADING TO FREE NORTHERN STATES AND CANADA
UNDERGROUND RAILROAD
POLITICAL PARTY FOUNDED ON THE BELIEF THAT SLAVERY SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED IN THE UNITED STATES TERRITORIES
REPUBLICAN PARTY
FIRST SOUTHERN STATE TO SECEDE FROM THE UNION
SOUTH CAROLINA
FIRST SHOTS OF THE CIVIL WAR
FT. SUMTER
NICKNAMED “UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER”
ULYSSES S. GRANT
SLAVE WHO BROUGHT AN IMPORTANT CASE TO THE SUPREME COURT
DRED SCOTT
WROTE A BOOK ABOUT HIS LIFE AS A SLAVE
FREDERICK DOUGLASS
PRESIDENT OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES
JEFFERSON DAVIS
NICKNAMED “STONEWALL”
THOMAS JACKSON
BATTLE WAS THE TURNING POINT OF THE WAR
GETTYSBURG
PART OF THE COMPROMISE OF 1850
FUGITIVE SLAVE ACT
ATTEMPTED TO BALANCE THE POWER IN THE SENATE BETWEEN FREE AND SLAVE STATES
COMPROMISE OF 1850
ELEVEN STATES THAT WITHDREW FROM THE UNION TO FORM THEIR OWN COUNTRY
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
ASSASSINATED PRESIDENT LINCOLN IN FORD’S THEATRE
JOHN WILKES BOOTH
SPEECH GIVEN BY PRESIDENT LINCOLN THAT HONORED FALLEN SOLDIERS FROM BOTH SIDES OF THE WAR
GETTYSBURG ADDRESS
WRITTEN BY HARRIET BEECHER STOWE
UNCLE TOM’S CABIN
LAW THAT ENDED THE PRACTICE OF BRINGING ENSLAVED PEOPLE TO AMERICA TO BE SOLD
TRANSATLANTIC SLAVE TRADE ACT
BECAME THE CAPITAL OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
RESULTS OF CIVIL WAR
NO STATE COULD EVER AGAIN LEAVE THE UNION
THERE WOULD BE NO MORE SLAVERY IN THE UNITED STATES
OUTLAWED SLAVERY IN THE UNITED STATES
THIRTEENTH AMENDMENT
MORE SOLDIERS DIED IN ONE DAY DURING THIS BATTLE THAN ON ANY OTHER DAY OF THE CIVIL WAR
ANTIETAM