1. Women in the Civil War
2. Henry Clay the Great Comprimiser
3. Map of USA and the CSA
4. 8th New York Militia Engineer Corps.
5. Robert E. Lee
6. Ulysses S. Grant
7. CSA President Jefferson Davis
8. Stonewall Jackson
9. Nurses in the Civil War
10. Video showing the battle lines and how they changed during the civil war.
11. The War!
11.1. 1861 Year 1
11.1.1. Call for 75,000 Troops
11.1.2. First shots fired on Fort Sumter.
11.1.3. First Battle of Bull Run (Manassas Junction)
11.2. 1862 Year 2
11.2.1. U. S. Grant Begins to prove himself
11.2.2. Emancipation Proclemation-Effective January 1st 1863
11.2.3. Battle of Fredricksburg
11.3. 1863 Year 3
11.3.1. Battle of Chancellorsville
11.3.2. Stonewall Jackson Dies
11.3.3. Battle of Gettysburg-Beginning of the End
11.3.4. Battle of Chickamauga-most bloody day in American History
11.3.5. Gettysburg Adress
11.4. 1864 Year 4
11.4.1. Battle of Wilderness
11.4.2. Battle of Spotsylvania
11.4.3. Gen. Grant v. Gen. Lee
11.5. 1865 Year 5
11.5.1. Lincolns Reelection
11.5.2. Appomattox- Gen. Lees surrender
11.5.3. Lincolns Assasination
12. Initial Causes
12.1. Laws and Comprimises
12.1.1. Henry Clay
12.1.2. Missouri Comprimise
12.1.3. Compromise of 1850
12.1.4. Dred Scott Decision 1857
12.1.5. Kansas-Nebraska Act
12.2. Other Significant Factors
12.2.1. Lincolns Election
12.2.2. Uncle Toms Cabin
12.2.3. Slavery
12.2.4. Tarrifs
12.2.5. The Nature of Federalism
13. Reconstruction 1863-1877
13.1. US Government
13.1.1. Andrew Johnson
13.1.2. Radical Republicans
13.1.3. Congress
13.2. State Governments
13.2.1. Carpetbaggers
13.2.2. Poll tax and other voting restrictions
13.2.3. Public Schools
13.3. Reconstruction Amendments
13.3.1. 13th Amendment
13.3.2. 14th Amendment
13.3.3. 15th Amendment