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The bloodiest single day battle of the Civil War. General McClellan v. General Lee. After this battle Lincoln issued the "Emancipation Proclamation".
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Bleeding Kansas
Battle of Gettysburn
Missouri Compromise
Battle of Antietam
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This admitted California as a free state but allowed all the new states formed to choose if they wanted slavery or not. It also made the Fugitive Slave Act. This was the final compromise by Henry Clay.
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3/5's Compromise
Compromise of 1850
Missouri Compromise
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The bloodiest single day battle of the Civil War. General McClellan v. General Lee. After this battle Lincoln issued the "Emancipation Proclamation".
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This admitted California as a free state but allowed all the new states formed to choose if they wanted slavery or not. It also made the Fugitive Slave Act. This was the final compromise by Henry Clay.
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A compromise in 1820 that Henry Clay proposed that allowed a balance between slave and free states.
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After this event South Caroline seceded from the United States.
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The beginning and ending dates of the Civil War.
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The Union military 's strategic plan used against the Confederacy. (used blockades and wanted to "suffocate" the South).
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A secret deal that withdrew troops from the South and ended Reconstruction in the South.
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As part of the Compromise of 1850 when California entered the US, I allow slave owners to search for their "property" in the North.
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A major fight in the Civil War ( Gen. Meade vs. General Lee) when the Confederacy attempted to invade the North. Lincoln read his famous "Address" after this battle.
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This event was the beginning of the Civil War. The South won without any casualties.
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Vital part of the "Anaconda Plan" and the turning point of the Civil War because it cut the Confederacy in half.
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This event happened in Ford's Theatre and involved an actor named John Wilkes Booth.
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A supreme court case that helped provoke the Civil War. It identified slaves as property and not people.
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Propaganda book written by Harriet Beecher Stowe that promoted abolition.
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Turning point in US History and the final engagement between Gen. Lee & Gen. Grant.
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John Brown led the way to take a US arsenal and liberate the slave.
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Lincoln delivered this famous speech called...(it started like this "Four score and seven Years ago...")
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This Act was presented by Stephen Douglass that allowed states to choose if they were free or slave (popular sovereignty). Bleeding Kansas was a result of this act.
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Was Lincoln re-elected in 1864?
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This Act established the Popular Sovereignty that provoked many to become violent over slavery. Free-Soilers and Slave-Holders go toe to toe.
