The Civil War

Mar 10, 2013

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Section 2: Early Years of the War. Section 1: The Call To Arms. Section 3: The Emancipation Proclamation. Section 4: The Civil War and American Life. CHAPTER 15 THE CIVIL WAR. Section 5: Decisive Battles. Section 1: The Call To Arms. Taking Sides in the warAfter the first shots Lincoln called for

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The Civil War

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The Civil War

Differences between northern and southern states:. North. South. __________ economy. industrial. free. __________ economy. agricultural. slave. What were the people who wanted to end slavery called?. abolitionists. Who led a revolt against plantation owners in Virginia?. Nat Turner. Who established a secret route to the North used by escaped slaves?.

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Do Now: Imagine you are President of the ASC at Watchung Hills and the administration has decided to hand out laptops to students who have homeroom in the North building. Other students have threatened serious action if the laptops are given out. What would you do to solve the problem? . . Objectives for the Unit.

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The Civil War. The Union. The Confederacy. Presidents of the Opposing Sides. Lincoln’s Aims and Actions. PRESERVE THE UNION “Nothing more than Shay’s Rebellion or the Whiskey Rebellion” Constitutional issue – Not a war over slavery Calls out state militias Increases the size of the Navy

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Important Battles & Events REFRESHER!. The Civil War. The Battle of Antietam September 17, 1862. Took place between the Antietam Creek & the town of Sharpsburg, Md. Battle ended in a draw, but Confederate forces withdrew first Called the “Bloodiest Day of the War”

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The Civil War. Andrea Shipman Whitney Sampsell. Roots:. Slavery Dred Scott Decision Seceding states Growing Violence. Separation: . North: Free States (Union) No slavery South: Slave States (Confederates) 11 seceded Formed Confederate States of America. Key Points:.

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The Civil War. United States History. Problems in the Union. Compromise of 1850 Uncle Tom’s Cabin Dred Scott Decision Kansas – Nebraska Act Harper’s Ferry Sectionalism Presidential Election of 1860. Northern Republicans. Abolitionists wanted to end slavery everywhere

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The Civil War. Slavery and States Rights. Growing National Divisions. Slavery was one issue that divided the nation along sectional lines North had immigrant labor to work in factories South had an agricultural economy that relied upon slave labor. Growing National Divisions.

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The Civil War. Oskar novak, Micheal Fanning, diego Medua. Presidents. James Buchanan- 1857-1861 Democrat. Dred Scott Decision- Court ruled that Property could not sue, and Slaves were not citizens

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The Civil War. 1861-1865 Chapter 20. Lincoln’s 1 st Inaugural Address. No interest in interfering with slavery where it already existed Sought to see laws of Union executed in all states

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THE CIVIL WAR. **Beginnings of the actual war -Fort Sumter (SC) — one of the last forts held by N -it had low supplies & might have to give up -Lincoln knew he could not send troops or the S would fight -decided to tell S he would send provisions NOT reinforcements -S didn’t see a difference.

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The Civil War Civil War intro. 1861. Jan. 1861 – South Carolina becomes the first state to succeed after Lincoln’s election. March 1861 – Lincoln is inaugurated. 1861. April 1861 – Attack on Ft. Sumter July 1861 – 1 st Battle of Bull Run.

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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. The Civil War. = Slavery Abolished (13 th Amendment). Fourteenth Amendment.

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The Civil War. Civil War States. Union Army - North Confederate Army - South. Ulysses S. Grant – Union Army General. Robert E. Lee – Confederate Army General. Draft – requiring citizens to fight in the military during a time of war.

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The Civil War. 1861-1865. The Border States. By February 1861, seven states had left the Union and formed the Confederacy. After Ft. Sumter, four other states joined them. The capital of the Confederacy was Richmond, VA , located just 100 miles from the Union capital of Washington, D.C .

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The Civil War. Civil War Terminology. The Confederate States of America Known as: -The Confederacy -The South -Dixie -Rebels -Johnny Rebs Why fight? -Fighting war of Independence -Preserve their “ Rights ”. The United States of America Known as: -The Union -The North

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The Civil War. In the bloody Civil War, Union forces devastate the South and defeat the Confederacy. President Lincoln narrowly wins reelection, but is assassinated as the war ends. The Civil War. SECTION 1 The Civil War Begins. SECTION 2 The Politics of War. SECTION 3 Life During Wartime.

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The Civil War. Chapter 17. The Road to War. Secession seemed the only alternative left to protect southern equality and liberty. South Carolina seceded on December 20, 1860. The rest of the Deep South followed and formed the Confederate States of America on February 7, 1861.

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The Civil War. Timeline. A United States Civil War Assignment. By Angela Chung. The Situation in California. Since the gold rush, there came an enormous growth in population to 95 000 people Out of urgent need for order, a government and a constitution is created, forbidding slavery.

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