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S.S. Prep work ppl

8th Grade S.S. People Prep.Work

PersonKey Facts
Abraham Lincoln Inauguratied president in 1860; wanted to preserve Union; Emancipation Procliamation. President during Civil War
William T. Sherman Sherman's March to the Sea; total war; union general
Ulysses S. Grant Great Union General; "He could fight" ; took Fort Henry and Donelson; cornered Lee and war was won
Robert E. Lee Great Confederate General; won many battles; refused Lincoln's offer to serve the Union
Jefferson Davis Confederate President; refused Lee's resignation
Stonewall Jackson Stood like a stonewall; Confederate; lost his left arm but Lee lost his right;
George McClellan Union General; hesitated too much; planned the Peninsular Campaign but it failed; Made the army an army
Stephen Douglas ran for senate against Lincoln; Called him Little Giant; Proposed Kansas Nebraska Act
Geogre Pickett lead a dangerous attack at Gettysburg towards Cemetery Hill.
Matthew Brady Famous for photography in the Civil War
Dred Scott slave who wanted freedom; was helped to file a lawsuit but was rejected; he was "property";unjust decision
John Brown violent abolitionist; he murdered 5 proslavery settlers in Kansas
Frederick Douglass An former slave who taught himself to read and write. he fled to Philidelphia; lecturer against slavery; Speech on 4th of July
Nat Turner Lead a rebelious slave revolt in SC
Sam Houston led the battle of San Jacinto; president of lone star republic
Harriet Tubman Known as Moses of her people; led 300 slaves on Underground Railroad; none died
Harriet Breecher Stowe Wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin; changed view of slavery for many
Henry Clay The Great Compromiser; The Great Pacifier
John C. Calhoun proslavery; debater; first to want the South to secede from the North
William Lloyd Garrison wrote The Liberator-newspaper; organized New England Anti-Slavery Society; jailed because he helped slaves
Sojourner Truth famous speech- Ain't I a Woman-black
Sammuel Morse inventor of telegraph & morse code
Cyrus McCormick Inventor of the mechanical reaper
Eli Whitney inventor of the cotton gin; cleaned cotton b/c cotton kingdon was increasing in cotton production
Joseph Smith founder of the Mormon faith
Stephen Austin led the first settlers to Texas; made colony grow greatly
James K. Polk President in 1840s; expansionist; Manifest Destiny; Mexican War; Oregon territory divided
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