This person was a general for the North/Union army.

This person was a general for the South/Confederate army.

This person was an abolitionist and runaway slave who learned to read & write. He attended many abolitionist conventions.

The SCOTUS decided that this person________, a Black slave, did not have rights as a citizen.

This person broke into an arsenal, and stole weapons for Southern slave revolts.

This person was the first and only President of the Confederate States of America.

This is the location/courthouse where General Lee surrendered to the North/Union army.

This is the location where the Civil War began. The first shots were fired.

This was the turning point in the Civil war because the North/Union army won. "Bloodiest Battle"

This was the location where the North/Union army captured & controlled the Mississippi River.

This legislation created 2 new territories where the people vote to be a free or slave state.

This legislation was issued by President Lincoln to free slaves in the rebellious states.

This legislation was part of another document; it allow the feds to hunt, return, & try runaway slaves.

The U.S. admitted a particular state as a slave state and Maine as a free state.

California was admitted as a free state and the sale of slaves was banned in D.C. in this legislation.

This political group was formed in 1854 and opposed the spread of slavery but allowed the Southern planters to keep theirs.

This term means to break away or withdraw from something, like a state from the Union.

This term means a person who wants to abolish slavery during the 19th century.

This term means being loyal to an area or region.