1. Block D, Table 5
Katherine Chung, Brian Yoo, Amy
Cho, Charles Kang

2. John Wilkes Booth is born on May
10, 1838
George McClellan graduates from West Point
July 1, 1846
John C. Calhoun
presented his view
openly to the Senate that
the southern states had
the right to leave the
Union if that were
necessary for their own
protection
March 4, 1850,
Millard Fillmore become president
after President Taylor’s death.
July of 1850
Dred Scott sued for
his freedom in 1847

3. Stephen A. Douglas draft the
Compromise of 1850
September 1850
Henry Clay proposed a plan for a
compromise over slavery known as the
Compromise of 1850.
September 1850
Harriet
Tubman
goes to
meet
husband
after
years of
helping
runaways.
Fall of
1851
John Brown is hanged.
December 2, 1859
Harriet Beecher
Stowe
published
Uncle Tom’s
Cabin May

4. Battle of Fort Sumter
Starts: April 1861
First Battle of Bull Run
Starts: July 1861
Battle of Pea Ridge
Starts: March 6–8,
1862
Battle of the Monitor and
Merrimack
Starts: March 8-9, 1862
Jefferson
Davis ordered
General
P.G.T.
Beauregard to
demand that
Fort Sumter
surrender April
10,1861

5. The Peninsular Campaign
Starts: March 1862
Battle of
Shiloh
Starts:
April 6,
1862
Capture of
New Orleans
Starts: April
25, 1862
Second
Battle of
Bull Run
Starts:
August
1862

6. Battle of Antietam
Starts: September 17, 1862
Battle of
Fredericksburg
Starts: December
1862
Battle of Chanceloorsville
Starts: April 30 1863
The Siege of Vicksburg
Starts: May 1863
Joseph Hooker resigned
June 28, 1863

7. Battle of Gettysburg
Starts: July 1863
Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson
Died May 1863 shot by his own side accidentally.
The Battle of
Chickamauga
Starts:
September 19,
1863
The Siege
of
Petersburg
Starts:
June, 1864

8. Battle of
Spotsylvania
Starts: May
1864
Battle of the Wilderness
Starts: May 5, 1864
Battle of Cold Harbor
Starts: June 1864
The Capture of Atlanta
Starts: September 1864

9. Battle at
Nashville
Starts:
December
15, 1864
William T. Sherman
entered Savannah
and took control of
it without a fight.
This event showed
how much the
Southerners feared
Sherman.
December 21,
1864
Robert E. Lee surrendered to the
Union at
March 1865
Abraham Lincoln
Shot in April 14, 1865

10. Ulysses S.
Grant retired
from the White
House
March 4,1877
Clara Barton forms red cross
May 1881
Dorthea Dix dies
July 1887
William A. Lloyd last issue of the
Liberator is published
December 29, 1865