19 questions
The Northern States + Border in C.W.
Union
Canada
Conflicting States of America
Confederacy
The Southern States that broke away from the Union during the Civil War
Union
Canada
Conflicting States of America
Confederacy
President of USA during Civil War
Abe Lincoln
Jefferson Davis
Robert E Lee
Ulysses S Grant
President of Confederacy
Abe Lincoln
Jefferson Davis
Robert E Lee
Ulysses S Grant
1st conflict of CW, South wins
Antietam
Gettsyburg
Ft. Sumter
Bull Run
Banned Slavery in the US
13th Amendment
14th Amendment
15th Amendment
10th Amendment
Southern States + Kentucky, Maryland, and Missouri (GA, SC, NC, TX, MS, FL, Virginia)
Slave States
Border States
Free States
Foreign States
Northern states (NY, Mass, Cali., OR, others north of Missouri)
Slave States
Border States
Free States
Foreign States
In between Union & Confederacy, fought with Union
Border States
Slave States
Free States
Foreign States
(1820) pre-CW, Missouri is free; new states are slave south of MO, free north of it
Missouri Compromise
Louisiana Purchase
Fugitive Slave Act
Dred Scott
Slave owners can go to North and get slaves
Missouri Compromise
Louisiana Purchase
Fugitive Slave Act
Dred Scott
California comes in as free state, making more free states than slave states
Missouri Compromise
Louisiana Purchase
Compromise of 1850
Dred Scott
Emancipation Proclamation
Freed all slaves everywhere
Freed slaves in Union states
Freed slaves in Confederate States
Freed slaves in any new states
Deadliest battle of CW, North wins, Lincoln tries to bring country together
Antietam
Gettsyburg
Ft. Sumter
Bull Run
Top general of Confederacy
Abe Lincoln
Jefferson Davis
Robert E Lee
Ulysses S Grant
Top general of the Union
Abe Lincoln
Jefferson Davis
Robert E Lee
Ulysses S Grant
Where Lee surrendered for the Confederacy
Appomattox
Gettsyburg
Ft. Sumter
Bull Run
The process after the war of trying to put the nation back together
Deconstruction
Recycling
Reduction
Reconstruction
Told he was a slave even though he lived in free states (Supreme Court Ruling)
Missouri Compromise
Louisiana Purchase
Fugitive Slave Act
Dred Scott