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The image below is an example of the pathways to hevan and hell and how lets say you murderd someone or you did not listen to your parents you would be on the pathways to hell but if  you did the oppisite of that you would be on the pathway to hevan

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The image below is an example of the pathways to hevan and hell and how lets say you murderd someone or you did not listen to your parents you would be on the pathways to hell but if  you did the oppisite of that you would be on the pathway to hevan

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THe image below shows  a historically famous  woman named Harriet Tubman
she was one of the reasons that slavery was abloished

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This image below is from the book "Little Women" and these women were different from other women at that time they were really fisty and challenged their husband s which was not normal for women to do back then

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The image below is one of the pledges women used when they abolished alcohl for a period of time because their husbands were abusing them and their children

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The image below is one of the pledges women used when they abolished alcohl for a period of time because their husbands were abusing them and their children

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Young children as young as seven were forced to work in factories with no education alot of injuries occured

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This is the telegraph key this is how people comunicated through
morse code

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This is the cotton machine that was invented in 1794 it was used mostly in the south

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This is the map showinf which states were slave states and the states that were free states it was 11 v 11

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This is the erie  canal used for transporting goods

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LIfe in the north and south was very differnt there were more farms in the south and more cities in the north

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This was life in prison backs in the 1800's people were put in inhuman spaces

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Dorthea Dix was a woman that argued that people with mental problems should be in asylumes not jail

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John Brown
was a slave abolistonoist

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In Washington DC there was no slave trades allowed because it was the nations capitals and  right on the borders

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Since the south was letting the two new states vote if they wanted slavery or not the north allowed the rule of them recapturing runaway slaves

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The states were very divided up it was barely a nation

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When Missouri got entered in as a slave state the took a part of Massachusetts and made it Maine as a free state so they were in balance

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A group of Abolisints argued that the spanish land should be free land because the spanish did not have slavery

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The southerners were furoius when Lincon got elected so they broke off from the US and became their own nation

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This is a map of the US explaining how slavey was back then the green was free states were free teritory yellow was slave state
the brown and peach had the decison with a vote

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Harriet Beecher Stowe was an abolisonist she talks about how horrible slavery is in her novel Uncle toms Cabin

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Dred Scott argued that since him and his wife were free african americans they should be safe

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The USA and the Confedrate states had a war and the US surenderd

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THe south took over kansas which made the country more pro slavery

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This was the north sides uniform it was blue to represent the US

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THis was the south sides uniforms they looked like something a farmer would wear they did not match the US flag at all

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This is the confederate flag