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The Kansas Nebraska Act
it was a determination of either if nebraska and the kansas territory should be slave states or free -
Jefferson Davis
he was the president of the confederates states because he was a represenative of mississipi -
William Tecumseh Sherman
William was a american soilder, educater and inventer, also was a union general. -
Harriet Tubman
she was a slave who escaped and started helping slaves escape through the underground rail road. -
Ulysses S. Grant
he was an a american general who also served as the 18th president. -
Stonewall Jackson
he served as an a confederate general becoming one of the best after robert E lee. -
John Brown’s Raid on Harpers Ferry
john brown and a small group raid a armory trying to cause chaos -
Abraham Lincoln
abraham lincoln was the 16th president and he was the leader of the united states and was one of the main forces in the civil war. -
Election of 1860
president lincoln became president and thats what started the civil war -
Confederate States of America is formed
it was a republic formed when south states left the north states because of the fight between slavery -
Fort Sumter
it was a base on a tiny isliand where it was to be believed the first shots of the civil war were fired -
Civil War
the war was between the united states and the confederates and this confliction started when slavery started to be a problem and the southern states split from the northern. -
Battle of Bull Run
the union and the confederates clashed when the union were marching in washington d.c to strike a confederate force -
Emancipation Proclamation
it was the third year into the civil war and abraham lincoln said that all slaves could be free -
Gettysburg
this battle was the largest battle in the american civil war -
Sherman’s March to the Sea
the march began when sherman captured executed and burned alanta they were marching to go stop and destroy some supply ships for the confederates -
13th amendment
the 13 amendment says that slavery or unvoluntary work is aligal in the united states. -
14th amendment
the 14th amendment said that all african americans who were born in the united states had natural rights. -
15th amendment
everyone can vote in the united states no matter what your skin color is or your race.