(15/III) A leader of the Baptist Women’s Convention, she worled to protect Black women From sexual violence by white men.

(13/III) Born a slave, this free Black rose to prominence as an abolitionist with the publishing of an autobiography.

(15/II) Southern states passed these to control the freed blacks after the war.

During the Second Great Awakening, this was the largest church denomination in the Uniter States

(14/IV) The Democratic platform in 1864 called for

The Burned Over District was in

(14/IV) . (14/IV) His capture of Atlanta in September, 1864, was crucial in Lincoln’s election victory over McClellan.

(13/III) A “Doughface” was a

(13/III) The admission of this state, along with Texas, in 1845 seemed a bad sign for abolitionists.

(15/II) This was the first federal attempt to constitutionally to define all American-born residents, except Native-Americans, as citizens.