Book 6 Review

13th Amendment

• ended slavery

• gave all men the right to vote

• gave equal protection under the Constitution

• gave women the right to vote

14th Amendment

• ended slavery

• gave all men the right to vote

• gave equal protection under the Constitution

• gave women the right to vote

15th Amendment

• ended slavery

• gave all men the right to vote

• gave equal protection under the Constitution

• gave women the right to vote

Ely Parker

• Iroquois and Union officer present at the signing of the Treaty of Appomattox

• Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

• famous preacher who was present when the US flag was raised at Fort Sumter after the Civil War

• first African American lawyer allowed to practice before the Supreme Court

Dr. John Swett Rock

• Iroquois and Union officer present at the signing of the Treaty of Appomattox

• famous preacher who was present when the US flag was raised at Fort Sumter after the Civil War

• Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

• first African American lawyer allowed to practice before the Supreme Court

Salmon P. Chase

• Iroquois and Union officer present at the signing of the Treaty of Appomattox

• famous preacher who was present when the US flag was raised at Fort Sumter after the Civil War

• Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

• first African American lawyer allowed to practice before the Supreme Court

Henry Ward Beecher

• Iroquois and Union officer present at the signing of the Treaty of Appomattox

• Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

• famous preacher who was present when the US flag was raised at Fort Sumter after the Civil War

• first African American lawyer allowed to practice before the Supreme Court

Elizabeth Keckley

• Civil War nurse who cared for Lincoln after he was shot

• seamstress and former slave who compared Lincoln to Moses

• friend of Harriet Tubman

• actress in play at Ford's Theatre Lincoln was watching when he was shot

John Wilkes Booth

• Southern sympathizer who assassinated Abraham Lincoln

• Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

• Confederate general during the Civil War

• first African American lawyer allowed to practice before the Supreme Court

Reconstruction

• the period after the Civil War when the country was reunited

• plan used to help the Union win the Civil War

• the period after the Civil War when the White House was renovated

• plan used to help the Confederacy win the Civil War