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TX Civil War Battles

TX Civil War Battles

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Social Studies

7th Grade

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Tyler Clements

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18 Slides • 7 Questions

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Battle of Palmito Ranch

Those remaining, resolved to continue the

fight in Texas.

Union troops thought that southerners were

preparing to evacuate Brownsville.

Therefore, on May 11, 1865 the Union army

moved inland to occupy Brownsville.

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What is the significant date of 1861?

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Texas became the 28th state of the United States

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The Emancipation Proclomation

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The Civil War began

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Multiple Choice

What Texas battle was fought on "cottonclad" ships and temporarily disrupted the blockade of the coast?

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Sabine Pass

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Palmito Ranch

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Gettysburg

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Galveston

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Multiple Choice

Which Texas battle was won by the Confederacy because the Confederate soldiers were able to practice shooting and setting an ambush?

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Galveston

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Sabine Pass

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Palmito Ranch

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Vicksburg

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Multiple Choice

Why did the Battle of Palmitto Ranch occur after Robert E. Lee surrendered and the Civil War ended?

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Texans did not want to stop fighting

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It took a while for communication to reach Texas

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The Union soldiers refused to leave Texas, so Texas soldiers took up arms.

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Multiple Choice

What was the last battle of the American Civil War?

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Fort Sumter

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Battle of Galveston

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Battle of Sabine Pass

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Battle of Palmitto Ranch

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Multiple Choice

What year did the Civil War end?

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1863

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1865

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1866

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1875

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Battle of Sabine Pass
Battle of Galveston
Battle of Palmito Ranch
These things are all... 
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Battles of the Mexican Revolution. 
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Civil War battles in Texas. 
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Turning points for the Civil War. 
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Part of the Texas Revolution. 

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Battle of Palmito Ranch

Those remaining, resolved to continue the

fight in Texas.

Union troops thought that southerners were

preparing to evacuate Brownsville.

Therefore, on May 11, 1865 the Union army

moved inland to occupy Brownsville.

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