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HOW DOES THIS GRAPH HELP EXPLAIN WHY THE NORTH WON THE CIVIL WAR?

WARM-UP. HOW DOES THIS GRAPH HELP EXPLAIN WHY THE NORTH WON THE CIVIL WAR?. Learning Target. I can analyze the political effects of the Civil War. . Political Effects of the Civil War C-Notes. After the War. The Civil War ended in 1865 with the north & U.S. winning

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HOW DOES THIS GRAPH HELP EXPLAIN WHY THE NORTH WON THE CIVIL WAR?

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  1. WARM-UP HOW DOES THIS GRAPH HELP EXPLAIN WHY THE NORTH WON THE CIVIL WAR?

  2. Learning Target I can analyze the political effects of the Civil War.

  3. Political Effects of the Civil War C-Notes

  4. After the War • The Civil War ended in 1865 with the north & U.S. winning • The war left the south devastated • The focus of the U.S. now became how to re-admit the southern states into the Union. • This became known as the era of Reconstruction.

  5. You Decide Pretend you are from the north after the Civil War. What would you require the southern states to do in order for them to be re-admitted into your country?

  6. 3 Parts of Reconstruction • Reconstruction require the S. to do 3 things: • Political change: S. had to write new state constitutions that rejected secession and made slavery illegal • Economic change: S. had to find new ways to make $$$$ w/out slaves • Social change: S. had to develop the political and social status of former slaves • It would take 11 years for all of the southern states to eventually agree to these terms.

  7. Learning Target I can analyze the political effects of the Civil War.

  8. Emancipation Proclamation Silent-Writing • …All persons held as slaves within any state or designated part of a state, the people whereof shall then be in rebellion against the United States, shall be then, thenceforward, and forever free……. Emancipation Proclamation • Abraham Lincoln • January 1st, 1863 • As a slave in the south, how would this make you feel? • As a southerner, how would this make you feel?

  9. “…All persons held as slaves within any state or designated part of a state, the people whereof shall then be in rebellion against the United States, shall be then, thenceforward, and forever free…….” Emancipation Proclamation • Abraham Lincoln • January 1st, 1863

  10. Emancipation Proclamation • Signed January during the Civil War • Proclaimed all slaves were free • Will not officially outlaw slavery

  11. Political Effects Problems and Solutions Organizer

  12. 1-Word Main Idea Select 1-word to summarize the main idea of the political effects of the civil war.

  13. Ticket out the Door How will the south be different now because of political change? What would be your recommendation to a person living in the south after the Civil War?

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