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Harriet Tubman was a conductor in the underground railroad. That was a code word for somebody who lead people out of slavery and all the way to freedom. The underground railroad was a series of destinations designed to help get these slaves to Canada and be free. -
This is the act that allowed the states to decide weather they wanted to be slave states or not through which vote was the most popular. It also split the border between the south and the North through Kansas and Nebraska. -
This is when John brown captured a military ferry in order to start a slave revolt and this was an attempt in showing the slaves that friends were coming to free them. John brown was later executed after being captured. -
This is the election where Abraham Lincoln was voted to be president. -
This is where the states in the south split off of the states in the north because they were afraid that Abraham Lincoln would get rid of slavery. They named themselves the confederate states of America and they completely supported slavery. -
This is when the Confederacy attacked Fort Sumter and captured it. -
This is the battle that sparked the civil war. This was a Union fort that was on Confederate land and Abraham Lincoln decided to resupply it. The troops sent to resupply the fort were attacked and this started the civil war. -
This was one of the first large battles of the civil war. The Union had an embarrassing defeat after expecting to win this war over night. -
Jefferson Davis was elected as president of the confederacy and he was the only president of the confederacy. -
This is the proclamation where Abraham Lincoln said that all slaves in the confederacy will be free. -
This was a turning point in the war where the Union had a victory while the south was trying to raid land in the north. -
This was a practice of total war where all the enemies recourses would be destroyed and burned until the enemy would surrender with no other conditions. -
The 13th Amendment was made to abolish slavery. -
This is when Confederate General Robert E. Lee was forced to surrender. This ended the Civil War. -
This is when somebody killed the 16th president, Abraham Lincoln after the Civil War. -
The 14th amendment gave previous slaves that were born in the united states citizenship and increased the rights that people that previously were slaves had. -
This made it so any citizen of the United states of any color were allowed to vote.
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