Civil War & Reconstruction

More loyalty to your region, than the entire country. North: factories/business/shipping. South: plantations/slavery/cash crops

• Slavery

• Sectionalism

• States Rights

• Tariffs

Ownership of a human-being for profit. Northerners oppose expansion. Southerners favor expansion

• Slavery

• Sectionalism

• States Rights

• Tariff

Tax on imported goods. Northerners favored for protected business. South opposed due to cost of goods

• Slavery

• Sectionalism

• States Rights

• Tariffs

The issue of federalism between federal government and states. North: favored weaker states. South: favored stronger states.

• Sectionalism

• Slavery

• States Rights

• Tariffs

This political party was created over the issue of slavery

• "Know nothings"

• Whigs

• Democrats

• Republicans

The Election of 1860 of Abraham Lincoln lead to

• Sam Houston refusing to step aside in Texas

• South Carolina seceding from the US

• Invasion of the confederacy by the Union

• Slavery was abolished

Battle of Ft. Sumter was

• First battle of the Civil War

• Last battle of the Civil War

• Invasion of the Union

• Split the Conferacy

First Battle of Bull Run...

• Easily won by the Union

• Confederates took Washington D.C.

• Confederates showed the union War would not be easy

• England and France joined the war

Battle of Antietam...

• First real battle of the war

• Confederates won and took New York

• Turning point of the war

• Deadliest single day battle, stopped Confederate invasion

Emancipation Proclamation...

• Ended slavery in the Union

• Ended slavery in confederate states

• Ended slavery in the US

• Ended slavery in border slave states