Born Feb, 12 1809 - Died April 15, 1865

Born in Kentucky

He promoted the passage of the 13th amendment

He was the tallest U.S. president at 6'4

Born September 27, 1827 - Died January 16, 1901

Born in Fayetteville, North Carolina

he helped organize the first two regiments of black soldiers from the state of Maryland

In 1863 Revels moved to St. Louis, established a school for African American freedmen

Born 1818 - Died February 20, 1895

Born in Talbot County, Maryland

Douglass published Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave in 1845.

He published 3 autobiography's

Born Dec. 29, 1808 - Died July, 31, 1875

Born in Raleigh, North Carolina

He set in motion the machinery for a constitutional convention that abolished slavery in Tennessee.

He also taught himself to read and write.

Born June 21, 1832 - Died August 01, 1887

Born in Georgetown, South Carolina

He presented some 10 petitions for a civil rights bill which would have guaranteed blacks full constitutional rights and equal access to public accommodations.

Rainey retired from Congress in 1879.

Born April 04, 1792 - Died August 11, 1868

Born in Danville, Vermont

He Advocated for the abolition of slavery

He was a leading voice within the radical republican faction of the party.

Born April 27, 1822 - Died July 23, 1885

Born in Point Pleasant, Ohio

Grant and his men fought the battle of Shiloh, which was one of the bloodiest of the war.

Ulysses was the 18th president of the U.S.

Born April 05, 1839 - Died February 23, 1915

Born in Beaufort, South Carolina

Smalls fought in seventeen engagements before docking the Planter in Philadelphia for an overhaul and repairs.

Smalls was received by the Union navy as a contraband of war.

Born February 09, 1814 - Died August 04, 1886

Born in New Lebanon, New York

He won the Democratic presidential nomination in 1876.

He died a bachelor at the age of 72

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Born October 4th, 1822 - Died Jan. 17, 1893

Born in Sandusky, Ohio

Removed the federal troops from South Carolina and Louisiana

Was 19th president of the United States

Born August 06, 1848 - Died October 12, 1912

Born in Isle of Wight, Georgia

She served as the first black nurse in the union army

She began teaching children at 14

Born 1797 - Died November 26, 1883

Born in Rifton, New York

Truth helped recruit black soldiers for the Union side.

She also Truth moved to Michigan in 1867 and continued giving speeches about equal rights and women’s suffrage.