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Power Point Guidelines

Discover the key details and accomplishments of Union General George Meade and Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest during the Civil War.

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Power Point Guidelines

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  1. Power Point Guidelines Font:Normal Style (Times, Geneva, Arial, etc.) any color that people can see Size 20 - 24Size 20 - 24 Background: Gray for Confederacy Blue for Union Picture: Taken from approved web site (no more than one picture per commander) plattscsd.org->libraries->Stafford Middle School-> “star” Use Mr. Puschak’s laminated card for user ids and passwords

  2. Mr. Hartmann's Helpful Hints • Simply, copy and paste your typed commander notes into a PowerPoint slide and add a picture. • 2. Try to fit a commander on one slide • 3. Students can log in and out if necessary • There is no need for animation • If you type these notes at home you can get them to school by: • email them to yourself • email them to Mr. Hartmannchartmann@plattscsd.org • Flash drive (check ahead of time if it is compatible) • Each group should have 4 PowerPoint presentations when finished. There is no need to complete a PowerPoint for Meade or Forrest

  3. Who: George Meade What: 1) Union 2) Fredericksburg, Gettysburg, Chancellorsville, Antietam, Appomattox Courthouse When: 12/31/1815 (Spain) - 11/6/1872 (PA) Where: West Point (1835), Seminole War, Mexican War, civil engineer Why: -didn’t follow Lee after Gettysburg -post War: Army, supervised reconstruction in GA, AL, FL -took over for Hooker, replaced by Grant

  4. Who: Nathan Bedford Forrest What: 1) Confederate 2) Shiloh, Vicksburg When: 7/13/1821 (TN) - 10/29/1877 (TN) Where: planter, slave owner and trader, Memphis City Alderman, one of the richest men in the South Why: -no prior military training but was promoted to colonel and given his own regiment because he was a planter who volunteered for the war -44 of his slaves served under him until the end of the war, “Finer Confederates never fought” -reported that he had 30 horses shot out from under him during the Civil War -associated with starting the Klu Klux Klan

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