Debunking Civil War Photographs

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Debunking Civil War Photographs

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1. Debunking Civil War Photographs

Civil War

Civil War. Was it really civil ?. What does “civil” mean?. “Civil” Adjective

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CIVIL WAR

CIVIL WAR. Gallery Walk. Walk around the room as class begins. Interpret the various charts to remind yourself of the advantages and disadvantages of the North and South in the Civil War. Learning Targets. I can analyze the causes, conduct, and consequences of the Civil War.

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Photographs from the Civil War

Photographs from the Civil War. “The Dying Soldier” by H.P. Simmons . Photograph of Dead Soldiers. “Sherman’s Foragers on a Georgia Plantation” by James E. Taylor. Photograph of the Destruction of Charleston, S.C. Leaders of the Civil War.

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Civil War

North and South. The way of life of one section of the United States was threatening the way of life in the other section of the United States.These differences caused sectionalism!. What is sectionalism?. A loyalty to a section or part of the country rather than to the whole country. Sectionalis

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Civil War

Civil War. The Civil War- April 12, 1861-April 9, 1865. THE BEGINNING April 10, 1861, Confederacy orders surrender of Fort Sumter (S.C.) April 12, Confederate troops fire on Fort Sumter. Preparations for War. Both, North and South began training troops and gathering supplies.

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Civil War

Civil War. Syrian forces vs. Rebels President (Dictator) Bashir al-Assad Military Started out as protestors Now call themselves the Free Syrian Army (FSA) Includes defectors from the official Syrian military. Escalated over the past 17 months.

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Civil War

Civil War. What were the causes?. Slavery Economic systems- agricultural vs. industrial States rights/the nature of the union Control of the central government. Slavery. Moral issue The most clear division b/n the North and South

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Civil War

Civil War. Part 1. Election of 1860 and secession winter. Abraham Lincoln’s name did not appear on the ballot in ten states Lincoln won all free states except New Jersey John C. Breckinridge, with a southern-rights platform, won the entire Lower South

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CIVIL WAR

http://research.surnames.com/images/civil_war_soldiers.jpg. CIVIL WAR. APRIL 12/1861-APRIL 9/1865. President Lincoln. . Won the 1860 election. He was a member of the us house of representatives before he was president. His nickname is honest abe . Union president. .

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Civil War

Civil War. Review. Secession- to leave or withdraw. Starting with South Carolina Created a new nation: Capital: Richmond, VA President: Jefferson Davis Election of 1860 Secession. 1 st (Unofficial) Battle: Fort Sumter, SC. April 12, 1861 – General PGT Beauregard opened fire

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CIVIL WAR

CIVIL WAR. Many people at war died because they got wounded or it was because of sicknesses . Cannon. http://www.old-picture.com /civil-war/Cannon.htm. Guns that they used. http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Vickers

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Civil War

Civil War . By Kamiya Hansley . When did the Civil war occur?. The civil war occurred in 1861-1865 and the first battle was on April 12,1861. This was when the confederates snuck up on the union and they won over fort Sumter.

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Civil War

Civil War. 1861 - 1865. TAKS Jeopardy. Final Jeopardy. Assassination. Final Jeopardy Answer. On the day of his assassination what play was L incoln watching at Fords Theater. People 100. Who was president of the United States. BACK. People 200. He was commander of the Southern armies.

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Civil War

Civil War . April 12, 1861- Attack on Fort Sumter. Call for 75,000 Volunteers. North (24) Buchanan- Crittenden Comp. following 1860 Election Lincoln- Inauguration (Mar. 3) “Not interfere w/ Slavery” Lincoln- Attempts to resupply Fort Sumter

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Civil war

Civil war . By: Chris Simpson. When did the Civil War occur?. the civil war was fought from 1861-1865 . Who was involved in the Civil War?. Rhode Island Vermont Pennsylvania Massachusetts New Hampshire Connecticut And others ………. What alliances were formed during the Civil War?.

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Civil War

Civil War. By: Cassie and Emmitt. Battle Of Bull Run. There were two battles of Bull Run. The first battle of Bull Run happened on July 21, 1861. . Battle of Shiloh.

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Civil War

Civil War. Melissa Sharer W. Stiern Middle School Ms. Marshall 2009-2010 HSS 8.10. Civil War Began. Started in Dec. of 1860, a number of states started to separate from the Union Lasted from 1861 to 1865 902 million people died. Causes Disagreement over the institution of slavery

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The Civil War Civil War intro

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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Alan Trachtenberg’s “‘Albums of War’: On Reading Civil War Photographs”

Alan Trachtenberg’s “‘Albums of War’: On Reading Civil War Photographs”. Tuesday, February 22 nd , 2011.

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Civil Rights Movement in Photographs

Civil Rights Movement in Photographs. Photograph, Couple Protesting Desegregation, R. W. Kelley v. City of Nashville , 1957 Civil Case Files National Archives, Records of District Courts of the United States, Record Group 21.

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Civil War

Civil War. Foldable. Causes. Slavery- not a necessity in N (not reliant on a cheap, reliable workforce). Buy agricultural products cheap>make into finished products= $=wages for workers South=economy based on agriculture. Agriculture is heavily reliant upon uncontrollable forces: weather,

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Civil War

Civil War. 1 st Bull Run (VA). July 1861 Beauregard (CSA) v. McDowell (USA) Confederate victory First major battle of war; significant casualties; showed neither side ready McClellan became commander of Army of the Potomac (USA) “Stonewall” Jackson receives nickname. Naval Actions.

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