Civil war

  • Compromise of 1850

    Henry clay introduced a series of resulutions in attempt to seek compromise and crises between the North and the South
  • Bleeding Kansas

    was a series of violent political confrontation in the US between 1854-1861 involving anti slavery people and pro slavery people
  • The Kansas Nebraska act

    passed by US congress it allowed people in the territories of Kansas and Nebraska to decide if they wanted slavery or not
  • The Dread Scott Decision

    Legal case in the US sapream court with a slave named Dread Scott who was a free slave who was never granted his freedom and they were sayinng African Americans could never be US citazens
  • Lincoln- Douglas Debates

    series of 7 diffrent debates between Stephen A Douglas and Abraham Lincoln. The debates were if there should be slavery or not
  • Harpers Ferry

    a key site aboistnist raided the location where the Potomac and Sherdon rivers meet
  • Lincolns Election

    Lincoln got elected to be presadent of the US
  • Fort Sumter

    sea fort in Charleston South Carolina first battle there was when the artillery fired on Union Garrison
  • Bull Run

    Battle that was in Vergina the Confederate took the win
  • Antietam

    Near Maraland and Antitam creek Union Army launched attack on Lee army
  • Emancipation Proclamination

    Issued by Lincoln changed fedural legal status or more then 3 million enslaved people
  • Reconstruction

    The reconstruction starts after the war to get the new rules in place and be peace
  • Gettysburg and Gettysburg Address

    a speach given by Lincoln deducated to the soldures who died at battle of gettysburg
  • Abdersonville Prison

    a confedurate prison used all the 12 months of the civil war.
  • Assassination Of Abraham Lincoln

    Abraham Lincoln's assassination happend at a play he was attendeing when actor John Wilks shot him
  • surrender at Appomattox Court House

    Battle of Appomattox Court House. A print showing Union Army General-in-Chief Ulysses S. Grant accepting Confederate General-in-Chief Robert E. Lee's surrender on