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1 36’30 is the slavery line in the U. S.
Missouri Compromise Missouri= slave state Maine= free state 36’30 is the slavery line in the U. S.

2 Texas admitted as a slave state
Texas Annexation Texas admitted as a slave state

3 California=free state Outlaw the slave trade in Washington D. C
Compromise of 1850 California=free state Outlaw the slave trade in Washington D. C Fugitive slave Act

4 Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote book about the cruelty of slavery
Uncle Tom’s Cabin Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote book about the cruelty of slavery

5 Kansas-Nebraska Act Law allowing the people in the Kansas-Nebraska Territory to vote on slavery

6 Violence and blood shed in Kansas and Nebraska over slavery
Bleeding Kansas Violence and blood shed in Kansas and Nebraska over slavery

7 Slaves are not citizens they are property
Dred Scott Vs. Sanford Slaves are not citizens they are property

8 Gives weapons to slaves to fight for their freedom
John Brown’s Raid Gives weapons to slaves to fight for their freedom

9 Election of 1860 Abraham Lincoln wins election and southerners are scared he will abolish slavery

10 Lincoln’s 1st Inaugural Address
To preserve the union together

11 Confederate States of America
The first 7 southern states that seceded

12 Emancipation Proclamation
Law that frees the slaves in the Confederate States (South)

13 Commitment to the civil war and ending slavery
Gettysburg Address Commitment to the civil war and ending slavery

14 Lincoln’s 2nd Inaugural Address
Bring the North and South back together after the Civil War

15 Reelected Abraham Lincoln
Election of 1864 Reelected Abraham Lincoln

16 Rebuilt and readmit the southern states that seceded
Reconstruction Rebuilt and readmit the southern states that seceded

17 13th Amendment Abolished (end) slavery

18 Assassination of President Lincoln
John Wilkes Booth shoots and kills Lincoln

19 Gives citizenship to all
14th Amendment Gives citizenship to all male ex-slaves

20 Allows all male ex-slaves to vote
15th Amendment Allows all male ex-slaves to vote (Suffrage)

21 Redemption 1877 The southern states are “saved” or redeemed from Radical Reconstruction

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