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| 13th, 14th, 15th Amendments; Free Slaves, equal protection of law, voting rights |
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| Creation of NAACP, Great Migration, Niagara Movement were way's black opposed |
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| Journalism which led to Meat Inspectors Act and Pure Food & Drug Act |
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| Journalism that led to Spanish-American War by exaggerating the truth |
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| Wilson's plan for world peace called for creation of League of Nations |
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| Constitutional Amendment that established women's suffrage |
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| The reform movement to end slavery |
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| Population explosion after WW2 in the 1940s & 1950s |
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| Period of fear and paranoia of Communist takeover in US |
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| President of Confederate States of America during Civil War |
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| former slave who became a leading abolitionist writer and speaker |
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| Led Confederate charge at Gettysburg that gave Union Key victory |
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| Slave denied freedom by Supreme Court thus opening territory to slavery |
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| Won at Vicksburg - forced Lee's surrender at Appomattox ending Civil War |
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| Directed slave rebellion that killed whites - spread fear in South |
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| Senator from SC - led Souths demand for states rights |
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| Opposed slavery in territory - Civil War President - Emancipation Proclamation |
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| Invented cotton gin - developed idea of "interchangeable part" |
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| 3 times got North and South to solve differences - "Great Compromise" |
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| Union naval hero in Civil War - captured New Orleans - Mobile Bay |
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| Abolitionist who published "The Liberator" |
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| Wrote "Uncle Tom's Cabin"- aroused anti slavery feelings in North |
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| Assassinated Abraham Lincoln at Ford's Theater in Washington |
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| Thomas J Stonewall Jackson |
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| Beat Union at Bull Run - accidentally killed by own men at Chancellorsville |
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| Led destructive Union "March to Sea" - Atlanta to Savannah |
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| Abolitionist who attached Harpers Ferry, VA arsenal - hanged |
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| Top Confederate general in Civil War - made final surrender at Appomattox |
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| Escaped slave and most famous "conductor" on the Underground Railroad |
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| Wrote Kan-Neb Act granting popular sovereignty - debated Lincoln |
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| After his assassination - Austria Hungary invaded Serbia - WW1 began |
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| Rough Rider - "trust buster" - Big Stick Policy - Conservation |
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| President during stock market crash and beginning of Great Depression |
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| With Joseph Pulitzer used "yellow press" to arouse US before Spanish American War |
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| Communist leader of North Vietnam - opposed US in Vietnam War |
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| Era of Good Feeling - added Florida - Monroe Doctrine warned Europe |
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| Monopolist who controlled Steel Industry |
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| Monopolist who controlled oil industry |
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| Monopolist who controlled Banking Industry |
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| Famous writer/poet of Harlem Renaissance |
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| Abolishes slavery and involuntary servitude, except as punishment for a crime |
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| Brown v. Board of Education, 1954 |
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| Overturned Plessy. Forced integration |
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| Upheld a woman's right to choose an abortion |
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