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The capital was first moved to Augustus. It was built on the Oconee River.
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University of Georgia was founded in Athens, Ga. It was the first university accepted by state government.
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The cotton gin was popular in the south. During the time farmers were able to plant more cotton.
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Georgia legislature was bribed to sell almost all of the land for $400,000. It is one of the most significant events in post Revolutionary.
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The Missouri Compromise balanced the power between slaves and free states. it admits Missouri as a slave state.
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The second biggest gold rush in the U.S. It spreads to the North Georgia mountains.
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The supreme court convicted Samuel Worcester for being in native land without a license. The state was unconstitutional.
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This was Andrew Jackson's Indian removal policy. About 20,000 Cherokee Indians was forced to move westward.
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the Compromise of 1850 was a package of 5 separate bills. The slave trade in Washington D.C was amended.
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The Georgia Platform was a statement made by a Georgia Convection. It was trying to settle a national crisis.
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It passed by the U.S congress. It also let the people of these countries decide for themselves.
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The Dred Scott Case was a landmark decision by the U.S. He and some other members of his family was moved to somewhere different by his owner.
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U.S.A elected Abraham Lincoln as a Republican president .He won against Democrat Stephen A. Douglas.
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The blockade was centered in Savannah. The Union mainly focused on guarding bases.
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This battle is also known as The Battle of Sharpsburg. It was part of the Maryland campaign.
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The Gettysburg address ended on July 3, 1836. 51,000 soldiers died during the Gettysburg address, making it the most deaths during the war.
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Sources say it was the most meaningful Union defeat. It was also caused the 2nd highest deaths in the war.
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It was issued by President Abraham Lincoln.The Proclamation was to free the slaves.
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The campaign was a sequence of battles fought throughout Northwest Georgia. William T. Sherman invaded Georgia through Chattanooga, Tennessee.
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This camp is also known as camp Sumter. It is largest and most famous war camp.
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He led 60,000 soldiers on a 285-mile march from Atlanta to Savannah. He wanted to scare the civilians.
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The U.S abolished slavery.
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It was U.S government established. It was to help free slaves.
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The group was historically conveyed through terrorism. It first started in the Southern United States.
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He was a minister, politician, and 12th Bishop. He was also a pioneer in Georgia.
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It addressees citizenship rights and equal protection.
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Prohibits the federal and state governments from denying a citizens right to vote.
