
Lesson 3 Secession and War
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Lesson 3 Secession and War
Election of Abraham Lincoln
Southern States declare independence
Attack on Ft. Sumter
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Election of 1860
Lincoln is the candidate for the Republican Party
The Southern Democrats nominate John C. Breckinridge
Constitutional Union party nominates John Bell
Northern Democrats nominate Stephen Douglas
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Multiple Choice
Who was the Republican candidate for president in 1860?
John Breckinridge
Stephen Douglas
Abraham Lincoln
John Bell
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Election of 1860
Because the Democratic party was split (North and South) The Republican party wins a majority of electoral votes
Southern states did not even put Abraham Lincolns name on ballots - they worried Lincoln would take action against slavery
Lincoln wins the election (the more populous North outvoted the South)
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Multiple Select
Which states seceded from the Union (U.S) after the election of 1860?
Georgia
Iowa
Florida
South Carolina
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South secedes from the U.S.
South Carolina becomes the first state to secede from the U.S. followed by Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia, Louisiana and Texas
The Confederate States of America is created and elect Jefferson Davis as their president
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Lincoln tries to prevent war
Lincoln promises the South that he will not abolish slavery if they join back with the United States
The Confederacy refuses Lincoln's plea and continue to take over military forts in the South and arsenals.
Almost every U.S. fort and arsenal gets taken over by Confederate forces except one...Fort Sumter in South Carolina
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Fighting at Fort Sumter
Fort Sumter is located on a small island in the harbor of Charleston South Carolina and has a force of 80 U.S. troops inside
The Forts commander Robert Anderson refuses to surrender the fort.
On April 12, Confederate troops in surrounding forts open fire on fort Sumter and 48 hours later, Anderson and his men surrender
This becomes the first shots of the Civil War
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Multiple Choice
Who was the Union commander at Fort Sumter in Charleston South Carolina?
James Longstreet
Robert Anderson
George Armstrong Custer
Robert E Lee
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Reaction to Fort Sumter surrender
President Lincoln reacts to the attack on Ft. Sumter by calling for an army of 75,000 men to invade the Southern states and bring them back into the Union.
Once Lincoln starts building an army to invade the South, Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee and Arkansas join the Confederacy and secede.
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Poll
Which side do you feel was more prepared for war - The Union or the Confederacy
Union (United States)
Confederacy (The South)
Lesson 3 Secession and War
Election of Abraham Lincoln
Southern States declare independence
Attack on Ft. Sumter
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