Unit 5: Manifest Destiny/Civil War

This document only freed slaves in rebelling states, and also allowed African Americans to serve in the Union Army:

Who wrote "Uncle Tom's Cabin"?

July 1-3, 1863-Lee invades PA, several Confederate mistakes made, major turning point of the war:

Both the U.S. and Great Britain laid claim to this western territory in 1820:

April 12, 1861- FIRST shots/confrontation of the Civil War:

July 21, 1861-First major LAND battle of the war-it proved the war would not be short, shocking defeat for the Union:

In a breif speech after deadly fighting, Lincoln declared "America is not a collection of states but one nation".

CA asked to become a free state, NM & UT would vote for popular sovereignty, slavery continues in D.C., Fugitive Laws:

Abolitionist, former slave, skilled orator, also pushed for women's rights:

This Supreme Court case denied the legality of black citizenship in America:

I was an abolitionist who published "The Liberator"- advocating animmediate end to slavery. 

This Union battlefield nurse founded the Red Cross:

An exaggerated devotion to the interests of a region over those of a country as a whole:

Which of the following was an effect of the Civil War on the South:

Abolitionist, wrote "Uncle Tom's Cabin":

Who became the 17th President of the United States after Lincoln? He took a moderate approach to Reconstruction:

Abolitionist who founded the Liberator, said slavery went against Christian principles:

What was the Union war strategy called?

Farmland, many enslaved persons, economy based on cash crops. All of these describe which section of the U.S.?

A network of people who worked together to help runaway slaves from the South to the North and Canada:

April 6-7, 1862-Grant invaded TN, bloody battle that proved the North would do whatever it takes to preserve the Union:

Mostly cities, many factory workers, manufacturing, & wage labor. All of these describe which section of the U.S.?

Texas is technically a sovereign nation from 1836-1846:

Who was the President of the Confederacy, a former US Senator from Mississippi, and war hero of the Mexican-Am. War?

This Battle was fought during the Texas Independence movement (a group of 150 Texans held off a Mexican army of 6,000)

I was the abolitionist who helped convince Lincoln to useBlack troops in the Civil War

The idea that the United States is destined by God to expand its claim across the North American continent:

This repealed the Missouri Compromise and proposed new states also use popular sovereignty to decide free/slave state:

Sept. 17, 1862-Lee invaded Maryland, bloodiest single day in American history:

This Union General was given command of the army after others failed. He was also the 18th President of the U.S.:

This Confederate General led the Army of Northern VA, and urged Southerns to accept defeat and unite as Americans:

The new naval technology that recieved worldwide attention was:

Lightly populated, mix of ethnic groups, fur trapping, small farms. All of these describe which section of the U.S.?

This movement seeked to abolish the institution of slavery:

Lincoln suspended the writ of habeas corpus and instituted martial law in which border state?

Congress admits Missouri as a slave state & Maine as a free state, it also outlawed slavery above the 36'30' line:

April 9, 1865-Lee surrenders to Grant, officially ends the war:

The dispute over the Texas territory and border eventually leads to which war?

Abolitionist, former slave, founded the North Star:

Who was the 16th President of the U.S., enacted the Emancipation Proc., and was assassinated shortly after the war?