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U.S. Navy Officer found two confederate envoys aboard a British Mail Ship. The British saw this as a threat to the neutrality agreement, it created tensions between the Union and Britain during the civil war
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Union victory
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Union victory
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Union victory
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Inconclusive victory, but strategically union victory
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Confederate victory
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Proclaimed the freedom of all slaves within the union.
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Intent to restrict African American freedoms and rights.
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Union victory and a large turning point in the war
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Riots residing in New York to boycott the war draft.
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Confederate victory
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Speech given on the war, by Abraham Lincoln.
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A plan for the reinstatement of the southern confederate states.
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Confederate victory. Remembered as one of America's bloodiest battles.
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More strict bill for the reinstatement of confederate states. It was pocket vetoed by Lincoln.
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Union victory
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Large victory for the union army
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Abolishment of slavery
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A government agency that aided freedmen in the south
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Lincoln shot in theater. This was the loss of a very valiant leader.
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Foundation of a hate club that victimized and assaulted blacks specifically throughout the south.
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This included the registration of eligible voters who pledged an oath to the United States.
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Equal protection under the laws, applying this to every race.
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First impeachment of a United States president. He was impeached due to crimes and misdemeanors.
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It gave to right to vote to every male citizen meeting requirements regardless of age.
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Reconstruction of reinstitutionalizing the south ended.
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It ended the reconstruction era.
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Prohibited discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, and national origin.
