American civil war

world war I and II

  • 1862 BCE

    ATTRITION

    ATTRITION
    Lincoln armies began a war of attrition with the confederates.
  • 1862 BCE

    NORTH VS. SOUTH RESOURCES

    NORTH VS. SOUTH RESOURCES
    When the war began, the South had very little resources while the North was abundant
  • 1862 BCE

    EUROPEAN LOSSES

    EUROPEAN LOSSES
    When the war began, the south knew that they could get Europe to send them assistance but in the end Europe lost even though the war was one meant to be between the North and South.
  • 1862 BCE

    AFRICAN AMERICANS ROLEIN THE WAR

    AFRICAN AMERICANS ROLEIN THE WAR
    African American´s would be the soldiers of the north´s side, because they offered freedom as incentive.
  • 1860 BCE

    SOUTHERN SECESSION

    SOUTHERN SECESSION
    Southerners viewed Lincoln's election as a threat to their society culture and lives. They decided to secede, being the first South Carolina.
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    WORLD WAR I AND II

    It all started with a war that seemed to have no end in order for slavery to end and people to be free in all countries of the USA, without forgetting the great contribution of Abraham Lincoln, a man who fought for the freedom of slaves.
  • PRESIDENT LINCOLN

    PRESIDENT LINCOLN
    Abraham Lincoln becomes president of the United States and declares the war of secession.
  • THE UNION NAVY

    THE UNION NAVY
    The Union Navy captured New Orleans without the need for a battle.
  • VOTES FOR WOMENS

    VOTES FOR WOMENS
    For the first time in history, women were given the vote
  • SOUTH CAROLINA

    SOUTH CAROLINA
    South Carolina approved the "Declaration of Immediate Causes that induce and justify the Secession of the Federal Union".
  • CONFEDERACY FORMS

    CONFEDERACY FORMS
    the south's new country was called the confederate states of America.
  • FORT SUMTER ATTACKED

    FORT SUMTER ATTACKED
    When confederate forces attacked looking for supplies.
  • HABEAS CORPUS

    HABEAS CORPUS
    In response to riots and the threat that Maryland would secede Lincoln used the Writ of Habeas Corpus
  • CRITTENDEN-JHONSON

    CRITTENDEN-JHONSON
    The United States Congress passed the Crittenden-Johnson Resolution, which says the war was being fought to maintain the Union and not to end slavery.
  • Confederate States of America

    Confederate States of America
    Florida, Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana, Texas, Georgia and South Carolina form the "Confederate States of America".
  • CIVIL WAR

    CIVIL WAR
    The Civil War begins in the United States, between the northern and southern states.
  • NAVAL WAR

    NAVAL WAR
    In the naval war Lincoln tried to cut off Southern ports, and when the South resisted, they failed.
  • BATTLE OF SHILOH

    BATTLE OF SHILOH
    It was a battle where the Union won, even though the confederates started it.
  • THE CONFEDERATION

    THE CONFEDERATION
    The Confederation carried out its first invasion of the North.
  • BATTLE OF ANTIETAM

    BATTLE OF ANTIETAM
    The bloodiest one day battle in the U.S history where Mc Clellan tried getting past lee.
  • EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION

    EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION
    Lincoln announced that he would issue a decree freeing all enslaved persons in states still in rebellion.
  • MARTIAL LAW IMPLEMENTED

    MARTIAL LAW IMPLEMENTED
    Lincoln imposed military rule in Baltimore where angry mobs had already attacked troops.
  • BATTLE OF CHICKAMAUGA

    BATTLE OF CHICKAMAUGA
    Battle of Chickamauga This battle is the most important defeat of the Union to the west during the Civil War.
  • GETTYSBURG ADDRESS GIVEN

    GETTYSBURG ADDRESS GIVEN
    Lincoln commemorated the battle of Gettysburg in a speech to the public.
  • FIVE FORKS

    FIVE FORKS
    Union forces won in the decisive battle of Five Forks forcing Lee to evacuate Petersburg and Richmond. The Confederate capital fell into the hands of the XXV Union Corps.
  • PRESIDENT LINCOLN'S ASSASSINATION

    PRESIDENT LINCOLN'S ASSASSINATION
    John Wilkes booth shot Lincoln at ford's theatre in the back of his head.
  • LINCOLN DEATH

    LINCOLN DEATH
    The President of the United States, Abraham Lincoln, suffers an attack and dies the next day.
  • APPOMATTOX COURTHOUSE SURRENDER

    APPOMATTOX COURTHOUSE SURRENDER
    The Appomattox was when General Lee was forced to surrender to Grant and Sheridan at Appomattox Courthouse.
  • ABOLITION OF SLAVERY

    ABOLITION OF SLAVERY
    The 13th amendment establishing the abolition of slavery was ratified in the United States.
  • NEBRASKA

    NEBRASKA
    The state of Nebraska becomes part of the American Union.
  • COLORADO

    COLORADO
    Colorado is admitted as the 38th. state of the United States of America.
  • MANILA

    MANILA
    Capitulates Manila in the Spanish-American War.
  • PARIS TREATY

    PARIS TREATY
    The Treaty of Paris is ratified, Spain cedes Puerto Rico to the United States.