the war in the U.S. between

the north and the south

The

Emancipation

Proclamation

an announcement made by

President Lincoln that

freed the slaves in 1863

to withdraw formally from

an organization such as a government

a person who is

against slavery

temperance

movement

the attempt

to end

drinking alcoholic beverages

campaign

slogan

a saying

people running for office

use  to win votes

Underground

Railroad

system of secret routes

used to help enslaved African Americans

to freedom

a person running from

danger or arrest

the government

of the north

during the Civil War

The

Confederate

States of

America

the new country

formed by the south

during the Civil War

first woman to run for

president of the U.S.

famous leader

in the fight for women’s rights

in the mid 1800s

general in the Union army;

later became president

served as president

during The Civil War;

abolished slavery

hero of the

Battle of Tippecanoe

who became president—

seen as a man of the people

the south wanted to have it

because it made farming more profitable,

but the north wanted to end it

because they had less need for it

why slavery became

a national issue

in the first half of the 1800’s

provided soldiers and leaders,

made uniforms and tents,

provided lumber to build ships,

farms provided food,

made weapons and iron-clad ships,

provided oil to be used

in lamps and machines

the right to vote,

the right to own property,

the right to make decisions

for her family,

to stop the drinking of alcohol