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USH Unit 3 Crisis, Civil War and Reconstruction- Answers

USH Unit 3 Crisis, Civil War and Reconstruction- Answers. Complete the Guided Reading as you view the power point. . Goal 3. Objective 3.01: Trace the economic, social, and political events from the Mexican War to the outbreak of the Civil War. Essential Questions:

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THE CITIZENS OF GETTYSBURG

THE CITIZENS OF GETTYSBURG. TOWN OF GETTYSBURG IN 1863

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Women during the Civil War

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QUICK FIX SOCIETY

QUICK FIX SOCIETY. By Janet Mendell Goldstein. Fast roads in the U.S. Highways : connect cities Superhighways : a road with six or more lanes Interstate highways : connect cities in different states Freeways : roads within a city Expressways : fast roads in or near cities

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QUICK FIX SOCIETY

QUICK FIX SOCIETY. By Janet Mendell Goldstein. Fast roads in the U.S. Highways : connect cities Superhighways : a road with six or more lanes Interstate highways : connect cities in different states Freeways : roads within a city Expressways : fast roads in or near cities

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The U.S. Civil War

The U.S. Civil War. Chapter 11. Succession. Feb.1861. After Apr. 1861Through 1865. U.S. v. Confederaacy. Goals of each side The goal of the South: defend its independence The goal of the North: restore the union by force Ideology

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TIC TAC KNOW Pre -Civil War

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Portrait of Abraham Lincoln taken around the time he wrote the Gettysburg Address (1863).

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CHAPTER 2 THE CONSTITUTIONAL SETTING

CHAPTER 2 THE CONSTITUTIONAL SETTING. Purposes of Constitutions. Legitimacy Giving legitimacy to the government is the most abstract and ambiguous purpose served by constitutions. A government has legitimacy when its citizens accept its actions as moral, fair, and just.

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Chapter 22: The Civil War

Chapter 22: The Civil War. South: voluntarily joined, could voluntarily leave; defend Southern Independence North: South were traitors, needed to preserve the union Southern States: SC, MS, FL, AL, GA, LA, TX, VA, AK, TN, NC

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The North Takes Charge

The North Takes Charge. Chapter 11 Section 4 Page 357. Prelude to Gettysburg. South defeated the North at Chancellorsville, VA Confederate troops mistaken Jackson for a Yankee & shot him. Jackson dies May 10 th Lee decided to invade the North.

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C ivil W ar Computer C ompetency

Cheyenne McDonald. C ivil W ar Computer C ompetency . When did the Civil War occur?. The Civil war began on April 12,1861 1.April 12,1861 at Fort Sumter, South Carolina. 2.Battle of Bull run- July 21,1861 3.Battle of Gettysburg- July 1,1863

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Chapter 20

Chapter 20. Girding for War: The North and the South. Seceding States (with dates and order of secession).

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1864

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The Civil War War in the West and Surrender Classnotes

The Civil War War in the West and Surrender Classnotes. Gettysburg: Day One. Lee crossed into Pennsylvania Sent troops for supplies Confederates encounter Union force outside Gettysburg

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Gettysburg

Gettysburg. July 1-3, 1863. Facts. July 1-3, 1863 51,112 individuals were being killed, wounded, missing or captured. Confederate soldiers converged the town from west and north, driving the union troops too cemetery hill. July 3 rd Confederates were driven from there hold on Culps Hill.

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Republican Rule

Republican Rule. Ch12 Sec3. Carpetbaggers. Northerners who moved south seeking to make a profit. . Scalawags. Southerners who supported the Republicans and Reconstruction. Many had supported the Union. . Ku Klux Klan.

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Bull Run (1 st Manassas): Union troops gathered south of Washington D.C. for hope of seizing Manassas, VA

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The Effects of The Civil War on Texas.

The Effects of The Civil War on Texas. The war starts when Union soldiers refused to surrender Fort Sumter to the Confederate Commander, shots were fired on both sides, and the North and the South declared war on one another. The Civil War Begins. Vocabulary. Martial Law Blockade Inflation.

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