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Cleaning up the battlefield dead Why do you think the photographer took this photo? (purpose)

Cleaning up the battlefield dead Why do you think the photographer took this photo? (purpose) What is the value? (What does it teach us about the war?). Civil War. Create a topic sentence describing who is most likely to win the Civil War. Facts that tell a story.

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Cleaning up the battlefield dead Why do you think the photographer took this photo? (purpose)

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  1. Cleaning up the battlefield dead Why do you think the photographer took this photo? (purpose) What is the value? (What does it teach us about the war?)

  2. Civil War Create a topic sentence describing who is most likely to win the Civil War

  3. Facts that tell a story • Because of the Civil War, modern embalming is invented • 2% of the American population would be die in the Civil War • That’s like wiping the Highlands off the Denver map • Or, over 6 million Americans today • Bloodiest war in American history • African Americans made up <1% of the northern population • By the war’s end made up 10% of the Union Army. • A total of 180,000 black men, more than 85% of those eligible, enlisted. • • At Cold Harbor, Va., 7,000 Americans fell in 20 minutes.

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  5. Background • After the election of Lincoln Southern states start to secede (leave) the Union • Call themselves the Confederate States of America • By the time Lincoln is sworn in 7 states had seceded • Confederacy attack on Ft. Sumter in S. C. causes 4 more states to secede • Virginia was important • 4 Slave states stay loyal. Why? • Both sides gear up for what they think will be a short war

  6. Directions Union Advantages Confederate Advantages • Arrange the sheets on your table, using the evidence in the charts and graphs.

  7. Union Advantages/Disadvantages Advantages Disadvantages • Larger population=more soldiers/larger tax base • More miles of railroad/telegraph lines • More factories: supplies • More food crops/horses/cattle • Large powerful navy • Reason to fight? • Fought on enemy’s soil • Poor leadership

  8. Confederate Advantages/Disadvantages Advantages Disadvantages • Reason to fight: they saw it as a 2nd Revolution • Excellent leadership: Robert E. Lee, James Longstreet, Stonewall Jackson • Knew the territory • Almost no navy • Poorly supplied • Very few factories/resources

  9. Exit Ticket: Create a topic sentence • Based on the evidence you have seen, • Predict who will win the Civil War. • Union, or Confederate? • Remember, topic sentences cue the reader into what you are writing about • They also usually give some details • Hint: Check out your cause-effect sentence stems on your desk sheet!

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