Imgres 9

Timeline of civil war.

  • Wilimot Proviso

    Wilimot Proviso
    It was designed to eliminate slavery on the land acquired from the Mexican War.
  • Compromise of 1850

    Compromise of 1850
    A package of 5 seperet bills pasted by the U.S. congress which defused a 4 year fight between slave and free states.
  • "Uncle Tom's Cabin" is first published

    "Uncle Tom's Cabin" is first published
    A book writin by Harriet Beecher Stowe about slavery.
  • Kansas - Nebraska Act

    Kansas - Nebraska Act
    It allowed people in there territories to decide if they wanted slavery or not.
  • John Brown's Massacre at Pottwatomie Creek

    John Brown's Massacre at Pottwatomie Creek
    He was an anti-slavery settler and led 7 men to a pro-slavery settlment and they murdered 5 men.
  • John Brown's Raid at Harpers Ferry, Virginia

    John Brown's Raid at Harpers Ferry, Virginia
    The raid was to seize guns give them to the slaves so they could revolt. Brown's men were kills and he was captured.
  • Dred Scott Decision

    Dred Scott Decision
    Court case that said if a negro's ancestors were imported into the U.S. they could not sue in federal court.
  • Lincoln - Douglas Debate "A House Divided Against itself can not stand."

    Lincoln - Douglas Debate "A House Divided Against itself can not stand."
    They debated over the issue of slavery.
  • Abraham Lincoln is elected as a Republican President

    Abraham Lincoln is elected as a Republican President
    The Republicans chose him because he was against slavery.
  • South Carolina Secedes from the Union

    South Carolina Secedes from the Union
    South Carolina became the first slave state to declare that it had seceded from the U.S.
  • Confederate States of America are formed

    Confederate States of America are formed
    These were states that followed South Carolina out of the Union.
  • Confederate Troops Fire at Fort Sumter, South Carolina

    Confederate Troops Fire at Fort Sumter, South Carolina
    This marked the beginning of a long Civil War.