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***Abraham Lincoln
Was elected president twice. He was for the union, and did not like slavery. He was eventually assassinated on April 14, 1865 at the Ford’s Theater.
***John Brown
He wanted to free slaves. His plan was to raid a gun shop in the south, and give the guns to the slaves. His plan failed, and he was hung. He was known as a martyr in the North, and as a terrorist in the South.
***William T. Sherman
He wanted to get rid of the CSA, so he committed Total War. He destroyed everything in his path from Tennessee to Georgia.
**James K. Polk
He ran for president, promising to put a border between British Columbia, and Oregon.
**Jefferson Davis
Led the Confederates.
Andrew Johnson
Lincolns running mate.
Eli Whitney
He invented the Cotton Gin. It made it easier to remove the cotton seeds. He wanted slavery to stay.
**Robert E. Lee
Led the Confederates.
**Harriet Beecher Stowe
Wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin. It talked about the evils of slavery. This changed the North’s view on slavery. The South said it was full of lies.
John Wilkes Booth
Assassinated Abraham Lincoln.
**Harriet Tubman
Was a slave, but escaped. She helped other slaves escape under the “underground railroad”.
Clara Barton
Nurse for the civil war, and created the Red Cross.
**Stephen F. Austin
Tried to work out differences between Texas and Mexico. Wrote a letter to them, and was arrested for it.
Frederick Douglass
He was the best known African American slave. He escaped when he was a child. He taught himself how to read and write. He also lectured around the world about the horror of slavery.
Ulysses S. Grant
General in chief. He wanted a more aggressive war.
Sam Houston
Commander in chief to claim Texas’s independence.