Union capital during the Civil War

President of the Confederacy

Confederate general who lost his life at the battle of Chancelorville

Means "the people rule"

The South felt that the federal government were violating this theory.

Act that allowed settlers in new territories the right to vote on whether or not the territory would be a slave or free state.

Leader of educational reform

Women fighting to end slavery recognized their own oppression and formed this

Called for drinking little to no alcohol

Network of escape routes out of the South for enslaved people

Former slave, and underground railroad conductor

Controversial issue discussed at the Seneca Falls Convention

Proposed letting people decide about slavery through the Kansas-Nebraska Act.

Supreme Court reviews and rules on acts of other branches of government

Case that established Judicial Review

Proposed that all new lands acquired from Mexico would prohibit slavery

States that a person could be fined or imprisoned for aiding runaway slaves.

Vowed to strike terror in the hearts of pro-slavery people.

Court ruling that stated that Congress did not have the right to ban slavery in any states, this divided the nation further.

Candidate whose name did not appear on the presidential ballots in the south.

The bloodiest day of the entire civil war.

When confederates entered a town for supplies and encountered union troops.

Developed Anaconda Plan-to split the Confederacy in two by gaining control of the Mississippi

The North's goal at the beginning of the war

Pointed out, to Lincoln, that by making the war about the fight against slavery, European nations would be less likely to aid the south.

The site of General Lee's surrender.

Writer of Civil Disobedience

The educating of boys and girls together.

The fugitive slave act angered Northerners, and required them to turn in suspected runaways.

Leader of the women's movement that helped coordinate the Seneca Falls Convention

Loyalty to one's region rather than their country

Abolishes slavery

Inventor of the cotton gin

Increased the need for factories and factory workers

Increased the demand for slaves and cotton

He fought for the abolitionist cause, and was willing to sacrifice his life to end slavery

He committed violent acts against pro-slavery individuals

Responsible for broadening the Supreme Courts power

Commander who destroyed the British naval forces on Lake Erie

The place where the Industrial Revolution originated in America

Tried to resolve regional sectional disputes by compromise

The president was chosen by the House of Representatives

leaving a country (like the South did)

The last country to challenge the U.S' control of the Oregon Territory

Commander and chief of Texan forces

The high point of the year for mountain men

The battle in which Mexican leader Santa Anna was captured

Led the Mormon migration into the Great Salt Lake area

The transition from handmade goods to machine made goods from about 1760-1820 (ish), this changed the way people worked

A document that gives a legal right to inventions

This set the boundary between the United States and Canada (at the 49th parallel)

A theory that settlers were destined to expand across the continental U.S and that it was their God-given right to do so

America's 7th president and war hero