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| The states that remained loyal to the U.S government. |
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| The states that weren't loyal the the U.S government |
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| Commander of the confederate states during the civil war |
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-18th president of the U.S
-commander of the union forces during the civil war |
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-President of the confederacy during the civil war
-former U.S senator from Mississippi |
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-16th president
-led the U.S in the civil war |
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| Abolitionist who escaped from slavery and became a conductor of the Underground Railroad |
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| Emancipation proclamation |
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| Statement issued by aberham Lincoln that all slaves in the confederacme were now free |
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| System of secret routes used by escaping slaves to move to freedom |
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| Law passed by congress that all run away slaves must be returned to slave owner |
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-1868
no state can deny any citizen equal protection of law |
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-1870
right for all males of any race to vote |
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| A killing of a high ranked leader or official |
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| nickname of a northern/union soldier |
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| Nickname of a southern/confederate soldier |
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| Denied African American men to vote or act as jurors in a trial |
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-1st shot of the civil war
-started war |
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| 1st major battle of the civil war |
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-Helped block all trade in the south
-divided the confederacy in 2 parts |
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-Turning point of the civil war
-gave the north advantage |
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