Civil War and Reconstruction

The most famous conductor of the underground railroad

Freed slaves who grew crops using land and tools of others in exchange for a share of the crops

President of the confederacy

Freed slaves who rented land for money at high costs and little return

Site of the first battle a win for the south

Site of the surrender of Lee to Grant, that ended the war

Author of "Uncle Tom's Cabin"

Senator from Illinois, a rival of Lincoln, helped pass compromise of 1850

This woman was the superintendent of nurses during the war

network of people who helped slaves escape to the north

Leader of the Confederate Army

Political Party formed to influence immigrants

White southerners who cooperated with the North

battle along the Mississippi river lasted months and gave control of the river to the north

Bloodiest battle of the war, 3 day battle in the north, won by the north

northerners who came to the south to aid in reconstruction but raised taxes and were hated

This amendment gave former slaves citizenship

This amendment gave former slaves the right to vote

Founder of the American Red Cross

This amendment outlawed slavery

his march to the sea, destroying Georgia, would bring an end to the war

This man's photographs brought the war home to the American people and showed them how horrible war was

Northern Democrats who wanted to end the civil war

Law that created harsh punishments for escaped slaves and those who helped them

An abolitionist, he led a revolt at Harper's Ferry that left 5 dead

The person who shot President Lincoln

A decision, by a state, to leave the union

First President to be impeached

The single bloodiest day of fighting happened at

Political Party formed to oppose extending slavery into new areas

Plan Devised by Lincoln to win the war

Party formed of abolitionist and former democrats

Slave Taken by his owner to free soil who escaped, his case would go to the supreme court

The idea that people living in an area should make their own decisions

President During the Civil War