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| Nurse in the civil war that created the red-cross |
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| Abraham was the sixteenth president of the united states during the Civil War |
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| He was the general of the Union Army |
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| 19th century warship with armor plating |
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| Enlistment for state service, typically for the military |
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| soldiers who foght on horseback |
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| created by Abraham Lincoln;freed African-Americans from slavery |
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| Small towns used to raise cattle- Linked Cattle Trails to eastern markets |
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| Gave Native Americans land and citizenship. Not Successful because Natives did not believe in land ownership. |
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| Dred Scott (slave) sued his master for freedom. Lost- Supreme court said Slaves are Property. |
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| Emancipation Proclamation |
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| Signed by Lincoln to help the war effort, in reality frees no slaves but is a symbolic statement |
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| A strategy that was given to Lincoln to crush the Confederate Army. Blockaded the South's ports. |
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| Name given to Northern Democrats who wanted to sign a peace treaty with the south. |
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| An area that is cut off by ships or troops |
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| 54th Massachusetts Regiment |
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| the first group of African-American soldiers for the Union |
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| Nickname of a Native American chief |
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President of United States after Lincoln.
Lost in 1896 to William McKinley |
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| He was a Native who was known for resisting the government as long as possible. Was killed sparking the Lakotas to fight at Wounded Knee |
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| a white man who was against slavery |
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| First Battle; Union: 28,000 Confederate: 33,000 Union wins in Virginia on April 12,1861 |
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| Union victory in Pennsylvania ended the Confederate hopes of victory in the North, many died, President Lincoln speaks here later. |
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| Battle of Chancellorsville |
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| On April 27,1863, Confederates made an impressive counter attack to win against the Union |
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| 3 Days long. Rained for two days during this battle |
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| Composer who created ragtime |
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| What do Nativists believe |
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| People think they should not let immigrants come into America |
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| Everybody but Chinese, were allowed to immigrate to the U.S. |
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| Where is The Statue of Liberty made and whats it made of |
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| A gift from France and made of copper |
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| Neighborhoods that outline a city |
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| President for the Confederacy during the civil war |
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| Assassinated President Lincoln |
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| When people move from rural areas to cities. |
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| Period of US History marked by corruption and excessive spending |
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| reporters during the progressive era that exposed curroption. |
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| fought for womens right to vote |
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| Started Pelican Island Wildlife Refuge |
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| Name given to achievements of black artists, writers, and musicians in New york during the 1920's |
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| Prohibition (No more alcohol) |
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| Prohibition (No more alcohol) |
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| American President contributed to a time of economic growth. Came after Harding. |
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| Cute girl who cheered up Americans during the Great Depression. |
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| Largest US Terrorist group started by six former confederate officers |
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| Made the first flight at Kitty Hawk North Carolina |
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| FDR started this to end the Great Depression |
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