Books The Demon of Unrest A Saga of Hubris Heartbreak and Heroism at the Dawn of the Civil War

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The Coming of the Civil War

The Coming of the Civil War. The Slave South in the 19th Century. Similarities between N. and S. ancestry, religion, language, rural, both participate in nat’l econ. and pol. Old South Social Structure 75% white households owned no slaves those who did most 1-4 slaves

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The Start of the Civil War

The Start of the Civil War. Secession!: SC  Dec. 20, 1860. Fort Sumter: April 12, 1861. Confederate officials began seizing federal-mint branches, arsenals, and military posts. Fort Sumter was a Federal outpost in Charleston, SC. . Fort Sumter: April 12, 1861.

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The Atrocities of the Civil War

The Atrocities of the Civil War. Ms. Susan M. Pojer Horace Greeley HS Chappaqua, NY. The Massacre at Fort Pillow, TN (April 12, 1864). Nathan Bedford Forrest (Captured Fort Pillow). 262 African-Americans 295 white Union soldiers.

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The Effects of the Civil War

The Effects of the Civil War. Political, Economic Social, and Military. Political Effects. Federal Gov. Assumed supreme authority No state threatened secession again if disliked policy State’s rights issue did not disappear, but changed

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The Hubris of Europe

The Hubris of Europe. Character of Europe. Idea of noblisse oblige Unequal society Social Ranks Hierarchy of monarchial society Strong adherence to natural aristocracy People seen as subjects, strong patronage system. Europe around 1870. Great Britain- Queen Victoria

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A Ballad of the Civil War

A Ballad of the Civil War . Author: Mary Stolz Vocabulary Prediction 4KH. veranda. a large, open porch, usually roofed and partly enclosed by a railing, often extending across the front and sides of a house. Buzz with your neighbor about what you would do on a veranda. . stumbled.

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The Politics of the Civil War

Main Idea. Why it Matters Now. The Politics of the Civil War. The Proclamation was the first step towards improving the status of African Americans. Britain Remains Neutral. The Trent Affair –

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The Politics of the Civil War

The Politics of the Civil War. The Fight for Abolition. Some Northerners realized that winning the war would not be enough unless abolition was finally settled. “The mere suppression of the rebellion will be an empty mockery of our suffering and sacrifices,

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The ABC’s of the Civil War

The ABC’s of the Civil War. Mrs. Spottswood’s Class. A is for Abolish. The North wanted to abolish slavery!. Anthony Rankin. B is For Battles Of The Civil War . The North and the South went to battle because the North wanted freedom for slaves and the South wanted voting power. .

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The Coming of the Civil War

The Coming of the Civil War. Why it Matters John Browns’ raid intensified tensions between North and South. The Republican Party also grew which put the nation on path to war. The nation Divided. Election of 1860 created a sense of crisis The nation was heading towards a civil war.

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THE COMING OF THE CIVIL WAR

THE COMING OF THE CIVIL WAR. 1850: The Decade of Crisis. Out of Many Chapter 15. America in the 1850s. Changes from the market revolution: Geographic expansion Population increase Economic development Nat’l identity in economics, culture, & politics. Expansion & Growth.

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The Coming of the Civil War

The Coming of the Civil War. Historians and the Civil War. Some historians suggest the Civil War could have been avoided If the US had elected better leaders, and est. stronger political institutions, they believe, the extremists would not have forced the nation into war.

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THE LEGACY OF THE Civil WAR

THE LEGACY OF THE Civil WAR. In what ways do you think the Civil War impacted American society, economics, and politics?. Long-term Causes Conflict over slavery Economic Differences Conflict over states’ rights Short-term Causes Election of Lincoln Secession of Southern states

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The saga of SAGA

The saga of SAGA. After increased number of traffic accidents and casualties in the year 2000, four young entrepreneurs took the problem into their own hands. They are: • Toti Gunnarsson • Vilhjalmur Einarsson • Sigurjon Oskarsson • Gudmundur Sigurdsson The outcome is :

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The Start of the Civil War

Lincoln is the only U.S. President to receive a patent. The device was to help ships avoid inadvertent grounding. Lincoln had two siblings, Thomas and Sarah. Thomas died in infancy and Sarah died in childbirth at the age of twenty. Abraham Lincoln is the tallest U.S. President at 6' 4".

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The Causes of the Civil War

The Causes of the Civil War. Assessment : Complete the escalation chart by explaining how each event caused more conflict between the North and the South. # 1: What is it and why did it cause problems?. The Mexican War. How did the Mexican War cause problems?.

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The Seeds of Unrest

The Seeds of Unrest. Governing New Territories. Treaty of Paris of 1763 – France gave up its North American empire Britain now control land from Appalachian Mtns. to Mississippi River Farmers and land speculators moved to new region

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The End of the Civil War

The End of the Civil War. Reconstruction and Reunification Learning Target: I can explain the post war challenges facing the nation. Set Questions:. What does the word emancipate mean? How was the South’s economy and infrastructure affected by the war?

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Women of the Civil War and the End of the Civil War

Women of the Civil War and the End of the Civil War. Elizabeth Blackwell. From the North and was the 1st woman to become a professionally licensed doctor in the U.S. Clara Barton. Cared for the wounded Union soldiers on the battlefield

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A Woman of the Civil War

A Woman of the Civil War. Fictional Character Caroline. Mary’s Childhood. Mary was born on December 13, 1818 in Lexington, Kentucky. She was the fourth child born to Eliza and Robert Todd. Her father was a banker. When Mary was 6 her mother died.

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The End of the Civil War

The End of the Civil War. Ch 16-5. Turning Points of the War… A Quick Review. The Battle of Antietam

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The Atrocities of the Civil War

The Atrocities of the Civil War. The Massacre at Fort Pillow, TN (April 12, 1864). Nathan Bedford Forrest (Captured Fort Pillow). 262 African-Americans 295 white Union soldiers. Ordered black soldiers murdered after they surrendered! [many white soldiers killed as well]

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