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Pictured by Wikipedia, in 1846-49. It shows the aftermath of the ratification of the treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo. 

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pictured by Wikipedia in 1854,This picture shows the organized territory of Nebraska and Kansas, allowing people to decide the issue of slavery.

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I chose this event because of its political act shows the territory that Nebraska and Kansas and allowed residents to decide on the issue of slavery through popular sovereignty. Introduced by Senator Stephen Douglas to promote transcontinental railroad construction, the act intensified the national debate over slavery, led to the rise of the Republican Party, and sparked violent conflict in Kansas known as "Bleeding Kansas," pushing the nation closer to civil war.

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pictured by Wikipedia, no picture was taken during this event.This picture shows the militia and the U.S. marines raiding the armory that John Brown men are trying to get weapons from.

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Oct. 16-18,1859. John Brown raid at Harper ferry

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Oct. 16-18,1859. John Brown raid at Harper ferry

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I chose this event because of its social on slavery making its impact on the civil war and John Brown wanting to end or make a difference in slavery but he quickly got stop by the local militia and U.S marines. After John Brown was killed, many southerns was scared and horrifying confirmation of their fears of slave insurrections, intensifying their resolve to protect slavery and fueling anger towards the North.

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pictured by Wikipedia in 1864-65,This picture show the bombing the fort being bombarded and lasting 34 hours and this led to the Union surrender, which officially marked the start of the war.

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I chose this event because of its political actions towards slavery and enslaved labor was used in the fort's construction and maintenance, and the fort later became an obstacle for enslaved people escaping to freedom via the Underground Railroad.

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pictured by Wikipedia in 1863 ,I chose this picture because its shows the confederate army fighting the union to keep control over the Mississippi river so that the union wont lose any more territories.

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I chose this event because of its social, political, and economic aspects of the Civil War by securing the Mississippi River, splitting the Confederacy, and demonstrating the Union's evolving military strategy. The fall of Vicksburg allowed the North to control the vital river artery, severing the supply lines between the eastern and western Confederate states and isolating the resource-rich Trans-Mississippi region.

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pictured by Wikipedia,in July 3,1863.This picture shows the union and Confederate army fighting to preserve the United States.

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I chose this event because of its political and social and Lincoln's speech redefined it as a fight to uphold the democratic ideal of human equality expressed in the Declaration of Independence.By calling for "a new birth of freedom," Lincoln tied the war to the abolition of slavery and the expansion of liberty and equality for all Americans, including the enslaved.

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picture by YouTube, in 1865.This picture shows Abraham Lincoln in the Ford's theater in 1865 by John Wilkes booth.

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April 14-15,1865.Abraham Lincoln was assassinated. 

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April 14-15,1865.Abraham Lincoln was assassinated. 

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I chose this event because of its political and it Decapitating the government the assassin, John Wilkes Booth, was a staunch Confederate sympathizer who believed Lincoln was a tyrant and responsible for destroying the Southern way of life. His plot was not a single act of vengeance, but a wider conspiracy to kill the top three Union officials—Lincoln, Vice President Andrew Johnson, and Secretary of State William Seward—in the hopes of throwing the federal government into chaos. Booth believed this would allow the Confederacy to rise again, despite the South's recent surrender.

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picture by study.com in 1867.This shows how the reconstruction was solved or worked in different states or nations.

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i chose this event because of its fundamentally political and social, with some economic impacts. Politically, they divided the South into military districts and required new state constitutions that guaranteed voting rights to Black men before states could be readmitted to the Union. Socially, the acts aimed to enforce the new civil rights of formerly enslaved people, but also led to backlash. Economically, Reconstruction governments worked to make taxation more equitable and strengthen the bargaining power of laborers, though the primary focus of the 1867 acts was political and civil rights enforcement.