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Civil War 1860s-1865s Rebecca Sims

By keller
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    Civil War time

  • President Elections

    Republican Abraham Lincoln was elected as President. Not all of the people in the United States of America supported having President Lincoln elected.
  • Seceding States, A Country Falling Apart

    Seceding States, A Country Falling Apart
    On this date South Carolina became the first state to leave the Union. Which may incourage other states to leave the Union. South Carolina was scared that President Lincoln would try to put a stop to slavery, so South Carolina left to make their own country which will soon lead to bad things.
  • The Country Falling Apart More?

    The Country Falling Apart More?
    In Febuary, 1861 six more states left the Union for the same reason South Carolina left. The states that left included: Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Lousiana, and Texas.
  • President Job Begins

    President Job Begins
    On this date Abraham Lincoln was sworn in as President. President Lincoln is now in charge of our country.
  • War beginning?

    War beginning?
    The Cofederates, the seceded staes, fired upon Fort Sumter and began the Civil War.
  • Statements, Laws, and Bills

    Statements, Laws, and Bills
    A statement was issued by President Lincoln a little after Lincoln had been in office for a year.
  • Emancipation Proclamation

    Emancipation Proclamation
    The statement LIncoln issued goes into effect. The Emancipation Proclamation went into effect saying all enslaved people would be freedthat are in the rebelling Confederate areas.
  • Morgan Raid

    Morgan Raid
    John Hunt Morgan, a Confederate general, disobeyed orders and took his cavalrymen across the Ohio River into Southern Indiana, this was called the Morgan Raid.
  • Colored Troops also?

    Colored Troops also?
    The Twenty-eigth United States Colored Troop was formed by Union African Americans.
  • Ending of a Long-fought war

    Ending of a Long-fought war
    Civil War ended when Confederate general Robert E. Lee decided it was time to stop fighting and surrendered and Ulysses S. Grant accepted Lee's surrender at the Appomattoy Court House in Virginia.