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Section 1: The Secession Winter

Section 1: The Secession Winter. The Secession Of the Lower South Jefferson Davis William Gist and South Carolina The 2 nd American Revolution Progress of Secession Types of Secession . The Reaction of the Buchanan Administration No Friends Left

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Section 1: The Secession Winter

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  1. Section 1: The Secession Winter

  2. The Secession Of the Lower South • Jefferson Davis • William Gist and South Carolina • The 2nd American Revolution • Progress of Secession • Types of Secession

  3. The Reaction of the Buchanan Administration • No Friends Left • AVOID WAR!!! (at least while I am around) • The Forts • Charleston Harbor (Fort Moultrie and Fort Sumter)

  4. IV. Congress and the Secession Crisis a) Committee of 33 (House of Representatives) 1) Charles Francis Adams (R-MA) b) Committee of 13 (Senate) 1) John Crittenden (D-KY)

  5. V. Buchanan Toughens up on Secession a) “Tisk, tisk, you are not supposed to do that!” b) The Star of the West

  6. Section 2: Creation of the Confederacy • Montgomery, Alabama • Alexander Stephens & Secession • The Confederate Constitution

  7. IV. President and Vice President of the Confederacy

  8. Section 3: Lincoln, the Upper South and the Sumter Crisis • Lincoln Takes Office • A Tough Start • Lincoln’s Cabinet: Political Kickback • Lincoln’s Inaugural Address

  9. Southern Reaction to Lincoln’s Speech • Reluctant Confederates • “I am a Union man, but when the Lincoln administration sends men South it will change my notions. I can do nothing against my own people.”

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