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The Republican Party is now one of the two main political parties known today.
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Thi act repealed the Missouri compromise and created the territories known as Kansas and Nebraska.
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Abraham Lincoln won the presidential election.
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South Carolina didn't like how President Lincoln was voted into office. They decided to secede from the union.
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Over 3,300 shells were shot at the fort in a 34-hour long bombardment.
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Lincoln did this to give military authorities the necessary power to silence dissenters and rebels.
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The confederate congress voted to move their capital to Richmond.
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This was the first of two battles fought at the stream Bull Run.
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He was voted in as a compromise between moderates and rascals.
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This was a naval battle fought known as the first battle fought with ironclad warships.
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This was a crucial victory for the union at the end of the battle.
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General Lee was now the leader and commander of the southern army.
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The battle ended the Confederate Army's first invasion into the North.
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It was fought in the Eastern Theater of the war.
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This proclamation set every slave free from their work.
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It was a huge battle in the Civil War and was the principal engagement of the Chancellorsville campaign.
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It was the turning point of the Civil War where General Lee tried to make an end to the war but immediately failed.
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They surrendered because they lost their general John C.
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New Yorkers were so angry over the new draft law that they held extremely bloody riots for 5 days.
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This is one of the most famous speeches ever. it addressed the victory in the Battle of Gettysburg.
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Atalanta was captured in the Battle of Atlanta by the union
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Abraham Lincoln won the election again and went on to serve his second term in office.
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General William T. Sherman begins his expedition across Georgia by torching the industrial section of Atlanta.
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The 13th amendment abolished slavery in the United States.
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In his second inaugural address, he wanted to unify the broken nation.
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Freedman's Bureau was an agency of early Reconstruction assisting freedmen in the South.
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Confederate lines near Petersburg broke after a nine-month siege leaving their capital defenseless.
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Officials in the confederate government fled as they knew they were going to have to surrender.
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President Lincoln was shot in the back of the head while watching a play in a theater.
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John Wilkes Booth was the killer of President Lincoln.