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Civil War Computer Competency

Civil War Computer Competency. By: Casey Cottle. Union States. Michigan Illinois Iowa Delaware Kentucky Missouri Maryland Pennsylvania. Oregon California Kansas New York Minnesota Ohio Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts

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Civil War Computer Competency

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  1. Civil War Computer Competency By: Casey Cottle

  2. Union States • Michigan • Illinois • Iowa • Delaware • Kentucky • Missouri • Maryland • Pennsylvania • Oregon • California • Kansas • New York • Minnesota • Ohio • Maine • New Hampshire • Vermont • Massachusetts • Rhode Island • Indiana • Wisconsin • New Jersey • Connecticut

  3. Confederate States • Mississippi • Texas • Florida • Alabama • Georgia • Louisiana • Arkansas • North and South Carolina • Virginia • Tennesee

  4. Civil War Leaders: Union Union war General Abraham Lincoln: Abraham Lincoln was the 16th president of the united states. He served from 1861 to 1865. Born Feb .12.1809 Died April.15.1865 Assassinated Ulysses S Grant: Grant was the 18th president of the united states. He was president from 1869 to 1877. Born April.27.1822 Died July.23.1885

  5. Civil War Leaders: Confederate Jefferson Davis: Jefferson Davis was the president of the confederate states. Born June.3.1808 Died Dec.6.1889 President from 1853-1857 Robert E. Lee: Born Jan.19.1807 Died Oct.12.1870 Lincoln invited Lee to join the union but lee declined because he wanted to stay with his home state.

  6. Weapons Used (pistols) Pistols: • Most pistols were used by officers and cavalrymen. • Colt revolvers were most common. • 47 Cal. Lefaucheux Revolver • British 44 Cal. Webley “Wedge Frame” Revolver • 44 Cal. English Adams Revolver • 44 Cal. Kerr Revolver- Secondary Confederate issue  I only named a few weapons and facts

  7. Weapons Used (Rifles) • Rifles were used by almost every soldier(unless injured) on the field(union and confederate). • 1863 Springfield Rifle Musket(.58 to .69 caliber Minnie ball) • British 1853 Enfield Musket(.58 Cal. shots) • Whitworth Rifle(Not primarily used, could hit a adult sized target at 1000 yards) • Burnside Carbine(Used only by calvalry) Again I only named a few

  8. When it Started and Ended • Start: April.12.1861 • End: April.9.1865 • Location: Southern U.S northern battle sites and Gettysburg

  9. KeyBattles • First battle of Bull Run(Confederate win)(First Battle) • Peninsular Campaign(Fought between York and James rivers) • Battle of Shiloh(Union win) • Battle of Gettysburg(Bloodiest Battle)

  10. Transportation • Horses • Wagons • Train carts • Steamboat

  11. Effects on the Future • Slavery Ended • Union Safeguarded • Free Countries

  12. Alliences • Border state alliances • Confederate states with others

  13. Women Involved • Harriet Tubman

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