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They did not want black people to vote. They would build little coffins and left it as a sign that their coming. In 1871 they disappear and have secret meetings and wore mask.

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To re-build

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His mother died when he was 9 years old. His father remarried 1 year later. Lincoln had very little education so he taught himself.

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At least 400 women disused them self as men so they can fight in the war.

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When a slave

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they had 2 hours to leave if they did not leave they had to get ready to die

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This battle became the most decisive battle.

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If you were a age to an other age then you would be given a number. If your number was chosen then you would go to war.

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122,000 union soldiers vs. 72,000 Confederate soldiers. "The Great slaughter pen."
The Confederate soldiers built a 4 foot wall and shoot rows and rows of

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Over 180,000 served that made up 10% of the union.

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The Emancipation proclamation is there to free slaves in the south but it turns out it freed no slaves.

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union gained control of western Tennessee and part of the Mississippi river.

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Bloodiest day of war, 12,000 union and 14,000 Confederates. There was no clear win.

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Both sides expected an easy victory.  Each side overestimated themselves while underestimating the opposition.  North retreated and the South were unable to pursue. The citizens thought it would be a simple fight but it turned so crazy that some of the citizens were killed.

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The passing of the Kansas-Nebraska Act induced violence between pro-slavery and antislavery settlers. These violent acts became to be known as the events in Bleeding Kansas.

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Anyone who was caught hidings or helping a slave would be arrested and fined. fugitive slaves could not go to court. Slaves were returned to their masters down south.

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John Brown an extreme abolitionist who saw himself as a holy warrior, led an attack to arm and free slaves. Brown & Followers, in 1856, Killed 5 men in response to attack in Kansas in Pottawatomie massacre.