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missouri compromise main joins as a free state and missouri as a slave state
nat turners slave rebelion lead a slave rebelion and 50 slaves were killed
compromise of 1850 no new slave states, but no change to slavery in existing states
kansas-nebraska act the people of kansas would decide if they wanted slavery or not
violence in the senate brooks beat charles sumter with his cain, showed how far things had escolated
dred scott case he sued for his freedom after being in a free state, supreme court ruled that because he was never a citezen of the u.s. that he could hold a case in court
john browns raid on harrpers ferry the abolishonist john brown lead a raid to steal wepons and start a slave uprising
election of 1860 abraham lincoln was elected presedent
session when southern stated left the union
jefferson davis
FT. sumter confederate strong hold
causes of the civil war savery, harpers farry
13th amendment abolished slavery
14th amendment people born in the u.s. are cidizens, blocks the denial of due prosses, confederate debt void, reduces power of confederate officals
15th amendment alows people to vote regardless of race.
battle of antietam north won, bloodiest day of the war
battle of gettysburg north won, turning point of the war
balttle of vicksburg
john wilkes booth
ulysses s. grant northern general for union
robert E. lee sothern general
1st battle of bull run first battle of the war, showd that it waould be a long war
abolition wanting to abolish slavery
emancipation proclomation freed slaves in the south
harriet tubman
abraham lincoln president of the u.s. in 1860, was against slavery
civil rights act of 1866
kkk a cult agaist blacks
shermans march to the sea
fugitive slave act made it manditory to return runaway slaves
carpetbagger
results of the civil war north won, slavery abolished
denying blacks the right to vote poll tax, litteray tests, grandfather clause, jim crow laws
underground rr a series of rought to get slaves from the south into free stated in the north.
freedmans bureau
anaconda plan the plan the north used to win. cut off all resouces coming into the south.
amnesty
reconstruction the north aided in the reconstuction of a devastated south
goals of radical republicans
andrew johnson
economy of the south based on agriculture
economy of the north bases on producing manufactued goods
war innovations iron clad ships, some of the first repeating rilfes
confederacy war strategy attack and reteat stratagy
conditon of surrrender
massachusetts 54th the first all black regement
black codes
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