This amendment gives you the right to free speech and to practice religion

The idea that the United States should have the right to spread across North America.

This novel by Harriet Beecher Stowe depicted slavery for citizens in the north.

This battle was the turning point in the war and is the only battle on Northern Soil.

This is the first part of the Constitution.

This amendment gives you the right to own a gun

Eli Whitney created this machine that extended slavery until the Civil War.

This man won the Election of 1860 as the first Republican President.

This total war campaign destroyed much of the south.

This law forced Native Americans to move from their territory in Georgia to Oklahoma Territory.

This clause of the Constitution gives Congress the right to do whatever is necessary and proper to protect American citizens

Andrew Jackson helped start this system where you reward your party for helping you get elected by giving them jobs.

This compromise led to Maine being named a free state and Missouri a slave state in 1820.

Abraham Lincoln delivered this speech which recognized the efforts of soldiers but said they must keep fighting to preserve the union.

Abraham Lincoln freed the slaves in southern states in this document.

This amendment to the Constitution protects citizens against unlawful searches and seizures.

America went from a farming based economy to one where it focused on factories and mills. The process is known as this.

This law allowed popular sovereignty to be the determining factor for slavery in two midwestern territories.

This group of soldiers was the first African-American group of soldiers to fight for the US army and won an important battle for the union at Fort Wagner.

This compromise led to California becoming a free state and Utah and New Mexico territory being given popular sovereignty.

This clause of the Constitution gives the Federal Government more power than state governments when the two disagree

Female leaders met at this conference to discuss increasing their rights at citizens.

This man led raids on Harpers Ferry, VA and a massacre at Pottawatomie Creek.

This plan by General Winfield Scott included using the navy to surround the south and choke them out to surrender.

This court case determined that all slaves were property and had no rights under the Constitution.