Election of 1860 Uncle Tom’s Cabin

Personal Liberty Laws Kansas-Nebraska Act

Bleeding Kansas Topeka Constitution

Lecompton Constitution Summer-Brooks

Encounter

Freeport Doctrine Harpers Ferry

Lincoln – Douglas Debates

Republican Party

Liberty Party Know-Nothing Party

Dred Scott v Sanford Zachary Taylor

Abraham Lincoln Roger Taney

John Bell John Brackenridge

Stephen Douglas Harriet Beecher Stowe

Franklin Pierce James Buchanan

Harriet Tubman Popular Sovereignty

Ex Parte Milligan Ex Parte Merryman

Prize Cases Ableman v Booth

Prigg v Pennsylvania John Brown’s Raid

Young America Cooper Union Address

Emigrant Aid Society Frederick Douglas

John Freemont William Seward

Charles Sumner Jefferson Davis

Alexander Stephens William Lloyd Garrison

Salmon P. Chase Theodore Weld

John Slidell Henry Clay

Hinton Helper George Fitzhugh

Secret Six Crittenden Compromise

Crittenden ResolutionsManassas Junction – Bull

Run

Fort Sumter Northern Strategy

Southern Strategy Vicksburg

Copperheads Pacific Railway Act

Emancipation Proclamation

Homestead Act

Morrill Land Grant Act Border States

Sherman’s Campaigns Appomattox Courthouse

Civil War Antietam

Gettysburg Robert E. Lee

Ulysses S. GrantWilliam Tecumseh

Sherman

Winfield Scott Anaconda Plan

Albert S. Johnston George McClellan

John Pope Ambrose Burnside

Joseph Hooker George Meade

Phillip Sheridan Matthew Brady

Thomas Jackson Clement Vallandigham

James Weaver Confiscation Acts

Presidential Reconstruction

Congressional Reconstruction

Thirteenth Amendment Fourteenth Amendment

Fifteenth Amendment Tenure of Office Act

Election of 1876 Compromise of 1877

Bland-Allison Act Ulysses S. Grant

‘Bloody’ Shirt Wade-Davis Bill

Thaddeus Stevens Andrew Johnson

Sharecropping Crop-Lien System

Scalawags Carpetbaggers

Ku Klux Klan New South

Black Codes Henry Grady

Civil Rights Cases Plessy v Ferguson

Pro and anti-slavery arguments and conflicts

Compromise of 1850 and popular sovereignty

Kansas-Nebraska Act and the emergence of the

Republican Party

Abraham Lincoln, The Election of 1860 and

secession

Mobilization for War Civil War Military Strategies

Foreign Diplomacy during the Civil War

Underground Railroad

SecessionConfederate States of

America

Bloody Shiloh Monitor vs. Merrimac

Sherman’s March to the Sea

Freedman’s Bureau

Radical Republicans Impeachment of Johnson

Jim Crow LawsEmancipation and role of African Americans in the

Civil War

Social Effects the Civil WarPolitical Effects of the Civil

War

Economic Effects of the Civil War

Presidential and Radical Reconstruction

Southern state government Role of African Americans in

politics, education and economy

Impact of ReconstructionReconfiguration of southern

agriculture

Expansion of manufacturing

and industrialization Politics of Segregation