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Fugitive Slave Act If a slave escapes to a free state they must be brought back
Missouri Compromise 30 60 line dividing between slave/free state
Compromise of 1850 Ban on slave trade(but not slavery) in DC South: Fugitive Slave Act
Kansas Nebraska Act Kansas slave/free status decided by popular sovereignty suspending MO Compromise line
John Brown Abolitionist john brown killed Pro-slavery people in retaliation
Bleeding Kansas Both sides became violent in attempt to sway vote
Dred Scott He moved into a free state and tried to sue but got denied because he was black
Abraham Lincoln The us president that tried to free the slaves
Robert E Lee The south had military leaders- Robert E Lee Fighting for way of life
Ulysses S Grant General that got control of all of the army because he was good at what he does
Emancipation Proclamation A thing that lincoln did to try to end slavery after they were winning the war
Antietam Confederates invade north Bloodiest day in american history- 3650 dead 23000 total casualties
Gettysburg Lee again invades north Bloodiest BATTLE of civil war- 51000 killed
KKK a cult that formed kept the black people and the white supporters in check
Scalawags southerners who supported northern reconstruction policies
Carpetbaggers Suitcase like items ( or a big rug)
John Wilkes Booth Assassinated Abraham lincoln in the theater
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