Abraham Lincoln
Slavery in the US
Immigration/Politics
Battles
Leaders
100

This man was an actor and southern sympathizer that shot Abraham Lincoln. 

John Wilkes Booth

100

This invention saved the institution of Slavery in the United States.

Cotton Gin

100

This state has the distinction of being the last to succeed from the Union as well as the first to rejoin. 

Tennessee 

100

The first major battle between the Union and the Confederates was this one.

The First Battle of Bull Run (Manassas) 

100

This commander of the Army of Tennessee chased Union forces to Chattanooga after Chickamauga. 

Braxton Bragg

200

This is the place where the President was assassinated. 

Fords Theatre 

200

African Slaves were traded for this manufactured good from Europeans. 

Guns

200

This group of people protested the drafts in New York, eventually targeting African Americans. 

Irish 

200

This battle will see the south invade Maryland, marking the closest the confederacy will come to victory in the war. 

The Battle of Antietam 

200

Ulysses S. Grant will earn this unfortunate nickname after losing several thousand men in battle. 

The Butcher

300

This act shifted the focus of the war to slavery, kept border states in the union, and kept the British out of the war. 

The Emancipation Proclamation 

300

In all, about 89% of slaves brought to the new world were settled in these two regions. 

Brazil and the Caribbean 

300

This state will serve as the first battle ground for slavery as Border Ruffians tried to rig elections. 

Kansas

300

The first shots of the civil war rang out at this fort in this state.  

Fort Sumter, South Carolina

300

At the Battle of Chancellorsville, this Lieutenant General will be shot, eventually dying of pneumonia.  

Stonewall Jackson

400

Lincoln won the election of 1860 despite not appearing on this many southern ballots.

10

400

This rebellion resulted in the death of 55 white slave owners and family members.

Nat Turner Rebellion

400

This man will serve as President of the Confederate States of America.

Jefferson Davis

400

The last victory for the confederates will come at this battle. 

The Battle of Cold Harbor

400

Grant and Lee met here to negotiate the conditions of surrender of the confederacy. 

Appomattox Courthouse

500

Lincoln wins the election of 1864 by this margin of electoral votes.

212-21

500

This piece of legislation allowed runaway slaves to be returned to their owners. 

The Fugitive Slave Act

500

In politics the southern states begin to focus on controlling this due to the influx of immigrants into non-slave states. 

Senate

500

General Lee will put the confederates on the offensive at this battle. 

The 7 Days Battle

500

This major general will be given command of the Army of the Potomac after the Battle of Manassas. 

George B. McClellan