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A speech presented at a convention in buffalo ,NY, which called for the open rebellion of slaves.
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Nat turner led a slave rebellion which killed 60 whites and got 75 more fellow slaves to join their cause. He was thwarted later on and hanged.
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William changed his initial following of colonization to being an abolitionist and starting the liberator. He did not want a compromise he wanted slavery to end now and he made sure his voice got heard through his paper.
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A party formed by William Lloyd Garrison and Arthur Tappan. Fredrick Douglass and William Wells Brown also were important figures in this Society.
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At the time a series of letters originally ,stating many ideas of women's rights that where radical of that time, a response for Catherine Beecher response to women being subordinate to men by gods decree.
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The first women's convention held in the U.S where the attendance read and voted on rights that women should have in the United States. This convention set the corner stone for women's rights followers for the years to come.
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She escaped from the plantation she was a slave to and ran away to more northern states. She soon later went back to the south to help free other slaves and take them north.
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The democratic party was split over the issue of slavery, majorly the north was against the south was for, causing the parties to seperate
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A series of resolutions purposed by henry clay to appease free and slave state conftintations.
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Laws that allow for the arrestment and return of a run away slave
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A speech made by Sojourner Truth at the Women's convention in Arkon, Ohio. The speech was about discrimination of black women in America.
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An anti-slavery book written by Harriet Beecher. It was banned in the south and had an impact on those in the north showing them the harshness of enslaved families lives
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A series of violent civil confrintation over the legakity of slavery in the state Kansas .
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A political party formed in Wincosin
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A sub-branch of the Republican party that pushed for complete end of slavery and secessionism
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An act that repelled the compromise of 1820 declaring that states have the right to choose if they wanted top be free or slave
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An enslaved African American who unsuccessfduly sued for his freedom
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A finnical panic that acoured due to over expansion of the internal enonomy while inter natiopnal economy declined
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A constitution made by pro-slave advocates. It contained clauses stating why slavery was good and bill of rights excluding free african americans
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A series of seven debates between Abraham Lincoin and Stephen Douglass
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A slave revolt led by John Brown at an US amrouy called Harper's Ferry
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South Carolina becomes the first slave southern state to leave the union
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Abraham gets elected and this causes many in the south to panic due to their belif he will end slavery
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Representatives from six seceeded states met in Montgomery to formally establish a new republic
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The bombardment of Fort Sumter which sparked the civil war
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23,000 thousand casualties in a single day
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The turning point of the war with the most casulties
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The proclamation Abraham made which stated that all slaves will now be free
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A speech delivered by Abraham Lincon at dedication of Soldier'ss National Cemetery
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Abrham promotes Major General Ulysses S Grant to the rank of Loeutenant general
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A military campagin through Geroiga by Maj. Gen. William
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Many thought McCellan would win the re-election but Abraham won
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John Wilkes Booth kills Lincoln
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The 13th amendment abolished slavery and involuntary servitude, expect as punishment of a crime
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Terms used to discreated those who either come from the north and those who copoerate with blacks and notertheners
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A group of six Confederate veterans from Tennessee created this to resist the north and African Americans becoming free
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Founded by Ab this Bureau helps with reffeuges and recently freed men and women
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The Confederates surrended to the Union ending the war
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Johnson assumes presidency due to Lincolns death
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Johnson issued a proclimation statingn that the white south will regulate from slaves to freedom wiithout interfreance and African americans being involved
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Congress enacted a Civil RIghts act which protected recently freed slaves, and override Johnsons veto
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Laid out the process in which the states would be readmitted into the Union and the rights for the recently freed slaves
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The admnndment granted citenzship to all persons bgorn or naturalized in the united states
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Johnson was impeached after wrongfully firing Sec. Stnaton
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Granted African Americans the right to vote
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Union leader now Preisdent
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A case stated by slaughter house workers against a monoploy. First United States Supreme Couirt interpritastion of the 14 amendment
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An important marking for how states bill of rights should incorperate the 145th dependent
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The periood in which the White demorates turn over the Radical Republicans
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An informal and an unwritten deal that settled the intensely disputed 1876 US presidental election and marked the end of the Reconstruction period
