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5th Six Weeks

Review of Civil War and Reconstruction

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Harriett Tubman Leader of the Underground Railroad
Harriet Beecher Stowe Author of Uncle Tom's Cabin Caused many people to speak out against slavery and angered many southern slave owners.
Three goals of Reconstruction Rebuild the south Reunite the country Provide Rights to African Americans.
Fredrick Douglass Former slave and abolitionist Learned to read illegally Started the North Star Newspaper Advisor to Abraham Lincoln
Missouri Compromise of 1820 Future states north of Missouri's southern boarder would be free and south of the boarder would be slave states.
Compromise of 1850 California allowed to enter as free state.
Fugitive Slave Law Southern slave owners allowed to travel north to recapture their escaped slaves.
Kansas Nebraska Act of 1854 A new law that allowed states to decide to be a free or slave state.
Election of Abraham Lincoln in 1860 results in southern states seceding from the Union.
Appomattox Courthouse, Virginia The location where the Confederacy surrenders to the Union, ending the Civil War.
Abolitionist a person who wants to end slavery.
State's Rights The belief that it is a state's right to decide about issues concerning them.
Three groups that suffered losses during the building of the Transcontinental Railroad Native Americans, African Americans, Chinese Immigrants
Suffrage The right to vote
Two benefits of Transcontinental Railroad Faster travel and cheaper travel
Wright Brothers Inventor's: first airplane and manned flight
George Washington Carver Uses peanuts as an alternative crop to cotton in the south.
Alexander Graham Bell Inventor: Telephone
Thomas Edison Inventor: Light bulb
Eli Whitney Inventor: Cotton Gin
15th Amendment All males regardless of color given the right to vote
14th Amendment African American's given United State's Citizenship.
13th Amendment Abolishment of slavery in the United States.
Leader of the Union during the Civil War Abraham Lincoln
Leader of the Confederacy during the Civil War Jefferson Davis
Emancipation Proclamation Statement given my Abraham Lincoln, freeing all slaves in southern rebellion states.
Gettysburg Address Speech given by Abraham Lincoln inspiring troops to keep fighting.
Nickname of south during the Civil War Confederacy
Nickname of north during the Civil War Union
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