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She freed slaves from plantations in the dark of night. She spent her whole life to helping slaves
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It created 2 new territories and allowed popular sovereignty. I made the conflict known as bleeding Kansas. -
Brown and his men overran Harpers Ferry and even took some hostages. Word of them overrunning Harpers Ferry spread to the troops and they were surrounded by morning. -
Abraham Lincoln's name wasn't on the ballot in 10 slave states. He won anyway and slavery was abolished in the North -
Seven southern states seceded because the North didn't like slavery
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When Confederate troops fired on Fort Sumter is known as the beginning of the Civil War. -
It was the official beginning of the Civil War. The South said that they could either surrender or be taken by force. The South took it by force.
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The Union troops and Confederates fought Manassas Junction. 35,000 Union troop went to engage a Confederate force of 20,000 going along a river called Bull Run
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He was elected president of the Confederate states.
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President Lincoln put out the Emancipation Proclamation as the third year of the civil war was drawing near. It said that all people that are slaves in the Confederate States are now free. -
The Union and Confederates fought in the town of Gettysburg. It was the highest casualties in the entire war and was the turning point of the war.
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Sherman and his troops marched 285 miles over 37 his casualties was 1,300 while the confederates were 2,300. The freed between 17,000 and 25,000 enslaved Black people.
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Ulysses S. Grant got a large part of the Confederate army to surrender here
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While Abraham Lincoln was watching a play and John Wilk Spooth shot him in the head.
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This Amendment made slavery illegal everywhere.
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No state can make or enforce laws that abridge the privileges or immunities of their citizens
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Every citizen can vote where race, color, or previous condition of servitude.
