April 1861, First shots of Civil War fired at Ft Sumter, causing Union Major Robert Anderson and his troops to surrender to the Confederacy. Confederacy Wins.

Appomattox Court House

April 1865, Union General Grant's troops take control of Confederate capital (Richmond, VA) - Confederate army retreat. Union Wins

July 1863, Union tried to take the Fort in order to take back Fort Sumter. Without Fort Sumter, they wouldn't be able to take Charleston (heart of South Carolina). Confederacy Wins.

Violent acts were happening in Kansas

Southern states that broke away from the Union after Lincoln was elected

prohibited slavery (December 1865)

guarantees citizenship and legal; protection for all individuals starting in 1868

Gave African American men voting rights in 1870

founded in 1854, political party dedicated to fighting the expansion of slavery

the act of formally withdrawing in order to become independent

the separation of people based on race

any enslaved person who escaped to the North was not considered free and had to be returned to the South

John Brown attempted to start a slave revolt

Abraham Lincoln became President

Republican nominee, turned 16th president of the U.S. Led the U.S in the civil war, tried to reunite the country and end slavery.

Leader that led the confederacy army through many battles yet surrendered to the union at the Appomattox Court House

Many cities were destroyed and millions of Slaves were collapsed

Stated that enslaved people didn't have the right to the legal system as they were properly, not people

Enslaved man who sued for his freedom - Court case influenced how enslaved people were seen and treated by the justice system in the U.S.

Abolitionist who led men to the Pottawatomie Creek massacre and the Harpers ferry Raid. Tried to trigger a slave revolt and create an army of emancipation

The idea that the resident of a region or nation decide an issue by voting.

A social system in which human beings take complete control of others - Southern economy was based on this.

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History Final

Question	Answer
Fort Sumter	April 1861, First shots of Civil War fired at Ft Sumter, causing Union Major Robert Anderson and his troops to surrender to the Confederacy. Confederacy Wins.
Appomattox Court House	April 1865, Union General Grant's troops take control of Confederate capital (Richmond, VA) - Confederate army retreat. Union Wins
Fort Wagner	July 1863, Union tried to take the Fort in order to take back Fort Sumter. Without Fort Sumter, they wouldn't be able to take Charleston (heart of South Carolina). Confederacy Wins.
Bleeding Kansas	Violent acts were happening in Kansas
Confederacy	Southern states that broke away from the Union after Lincoln was elected
13th Amendment	prohibited slavery (December 1865)
14th Amendment	guarantees citizenship and legal; protection for all individuals starting in 1868
15th Amendment	Gave African American men voting rights in 1870
Republican Party	founded in 1854, political party dedicated to fighting the expansion of slavery
Secession	the act of formally withdrawing in order to become independent
Segregation	the separation of people based on race
Fugitive Slave Act	any enslaved person who escaped to the North was not considered free and had to be returned to the South
Harpers Ferry Raid	John Brown attempted to start a slave revolt
Election of 1860	Abraham Lincoln became President
Abraham Lincoln	Republican nominee, turned 16th president of the U.S. Led the U.S in the civil war, tried to reunite the country and end slavery.
Major Anderson	Union Officer
General Lee	Leader that led the confederacy army through many battles yet surrendered to the union at the Appomattox Court House
Post-War South	Many cities were destroyed and millions of Slaves were collapsed
Roger Taney	Stated that enslaved people didn't have the right to the legal system as they were properly, not people
Dred Scott	Enslaved man who sued for his freedom - Court case influenced how enslaved people were seen and treated by the justice system in the U.S.
John Brown	Abolitionist who led men to the Pottawatomie Creek massacre and the Harpers ferry Raid. Tried to trigger a slave revolt and create an army of emancipation
Popular Sovereignty	The idea that the resident of a region or nation decide an issue by voting.
Slavery	A social system in which human beings take complete control of others - Southern economy was based on this.

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