Northerner who started the abolitionist newspaper titled ‘The Liberator’

Runaway slave who would become a leader of the abolitionist movement and name his slave owner in his autobiography

Ohio native who witnessed a slave auction while in Kentucky

Famed ‘conductor’ of the underground railroad

Founder of the ‘American Anti-Slavery Society’ which led protests and organized for the abolitionist movement

Created the abolitionist newspaper called ‘The North Star’

Traveled to Kansas to participate in the battle to decide the new state’s future regarding slavery known as ‘Bleeding Kansas’

Housed runaway slaves and used their stories as inspiration to write the famous book, ‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin’

Led a failed attack on a federal armory at Harper’s Ferry, VA in an attempt to inspire a slave uprising

Supreme court case denied him freedom after traveling to free territories - essentially overturning the Missouri Compromise

What year was Lincoln elected?

What was Lincoln's political party?

Lincoln agreed that he ...

What state first took action after Lincoln was elected?

What federal fort was attacked by Southern rebels after Lincoln’s election?

Several southern stats wanted to _________ from the Union after Lincoln's election.

What did the southern states call their new union?

Southern capital

President of the Southern Union

Battlefield nurse who would go on to found the Red Cross

Iconic major general of the south

Famous Southern field general who earned his famous nickname early in the war

Lincoln’s Major General at the beginning of the war - proved to be indecisive and ineffective

North's army on the eastern front

South's army on the eastern front

North’s plan to win a long war by strangling the south into submission - controlling the Mississippi, Gulf and Atlantic

Southern hope that Great Britain would come to their aid because of the economic relationship

Final offensive by the South on day 3 at Gettysburg - pushed back by the Union and forced to retreat

Term for the spread of infection caused by the bullets used at the time

‘Lincoln’s Man’ who would ultimately lead the North to victory

Northern general who led the ‘March to the Sea’

First major battle of the war at Manassas, VA

Bloodiest one day battle in American history - Lee’s first invasion

Lee’s two greatest victories - but lost his ‘right hand’

Bloodiest 3 days in American history

Turning point in the war - gave North the advantage and proved they could win

Emancipation Proclamation

Mason Dixon Line separated the

Army of Northern Virginia

military conflict te contenders are willing to make any sacrifice in lives and obtain a complete victory

"Sherman Neckties"

The military prison facility

Appomatox Courthouse

1865 official abolition of slavery

Abraham Lincoln's Death Site

‘Sic Semper Tyrannis’

military conflict where the contenders are willing to make any sacrifice in lives and obtain a complete victory

the act or process of rebuilding, repairing, or restoring