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President of the Union

Abraham Lincoln

100

Massachusetts Congressman and abolitionist brutally beaten with a cane by Congressman Preston Brooks of SC

Charles Sumner

100

The Civil War began when confederate troops fired on Fort Sumter in Charleston.  What state is this?

South Carolina

100

Abraham Lincoln issued this and declared all enslaved people would be free

Emancipation Proclamation

100

Name of the general who came to Galveston, TX to free the remaining slaves.

Gordon Granger

200

This woman led enslaved people to freedom before the Civil War

Harriet Tubman

200

Former slave and leader of the abolitionist movement

Frederick Douglass

200

Federal Arsenal located here

Harper's Ferry

200

The Civil War was fought because of....

slavery

200

This holiday marks the formal end of slavery

Juneteenth

300

He was the most successful union general during the Civil War 

General Ulysses Grant

300

Abolitionist who took over Harper's Ferry.  His goal was to arm slaves in their struggle for freedom

John Brown

300

Capital of the Confederacy

Richmond, VA

300

The 15th Amendment sates....

the right to vote should not be denied to anyone based on race.

300
Became a federal holiday under this president

President Joe Biden

400

He was the most successful confederate general during the Civil War

General Robert E. Lee

400

Ran against Abraham Lincoln.  He believed in popular sovereignty

Stephen Douglas

400

This region would decide for itself to be slave or free.

Kansas-Nebraska Region

400

All citizens are guaranteed equal rights under the law.

14th Amendment

400

Former US COngresswoman who advocated for this to become a national holiday

Sheila Jackson Lee

500

President of the Confederacy

Jefferson Davis

500

He assassinated President Abraham Lincoln in Ford's Theatre

John Wilkes Booth

500

Site of one of the bloodiest battles of the Civil War.  Located in Maryland

Antietam

500

The authority of the government comes from the consent of the people.

Popular Sovereignty