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Harriet Tubman was known as the "Conductor" on the underground railroad, she was a freed slave. Tubman would travel to Southern States to free slaves, she would take them to the North so they could live free. The underground railroad was a number of houses carriages and trains that slaves would be able to hide out in while getting to freedom.
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The Kansas Nebraska Act got rid of the Missouri Compromise, created two new territories, and allowed for popular sovereignty
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Abolitionist John Brown tried to begin slavery rebellion for the south and to take ove the United States at Harpers Fairy
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election of Abraham Lincoln, it also triggered the civil war. He once said, a house divided against itself cannot stand, so he decided to try and end slavery in American territory.
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Southerners wanted to be themselves, the unrecognized sash of people from North America
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It began because the South wanted Slavery and the North didn't, so the South broke off to start the Confederate States of America. The North fought to keep the country together
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Fort Sumter beginning point of Civil war, confederate states attacked Fort Sumter
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first major battle, Union got their butts handed to them, Confederacy kicked their trash. Townspeople came to watch and their carriages blocked the Unions retreat making it super messy.
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Jefferson Davis was elected Prez of the Confederate States of America, first and only Prez of the "Country"
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Presidential Proclamation issued by Lincoln about an executive order of duties during the civil war
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It was the largest and bloodiest battle of the Civil War, more than 51,00 soldiers were killed, injured, captured or had gone missing in the span of 3 days, important victory for the Union, stopped Lee's plans of invading the North
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To scare Geogia and make them not be on the confederate side.
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Where Robert E. Lee surrendered to Ulysses S. Grant
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Southerners believed the Confederacy could be restored and didnt follow the surrender
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passed after civil war had ended, ending slavery. Says tht no slavery or involuntary servitude except punishment of crimes, are allowed in the United States
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equal and legal rights for African Americans that were freed after the war
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granted African American men the right to vote
