
Civil War
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AMANDA MAKI
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Union fort: low on supplies, so Lincoln sends unarmed group with humanitarian supplies
Attacked by the Confederacy (April, 1861) the day after Lincoln took office
The Union surrenders
No lives are lost
Start of the Civil War
Fort Sumter, SC
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Fill in the Blank
The battle of Fort Sumter occurred in ______ Carolina.
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Advantages and Disadvantages
Large population
More factories
More Railroads
Had to fight in the south
North/Union
South/Confederacy
Smaller population
Fewer factories
Fewer railroads
Excellent generals (Lee/Jackson)
Fighting a defensive war
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Multiple Select
Which three of the following would be advantages for the Union?
Large population
Had to fight in the south
More factories
More railroads
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Multiple Select
Which three of the following would be disadvantages for the south?
Smaller population
Excellent generals including Robert E. Lee
Fewer railroads
Defensive war
Fewer factories
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Multiple Choice
Which part of the snake shows that this is a Union Plan?
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B
C
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Multiple Choice
Which part of the snake represents the Union blockade?
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B
C
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Multiple Choice
Which part of the snake represents the Union's plan to control the Mississippi River?
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B
C
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Anaconda Plan
Main goals
Cut off supplies coming into the south
Gain control of the Mississippi River
transport troops and goods
cut the Confederacy in half
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North hoped for a quick victory
Wanted to capture Richmond Va
Becomes the capital of the Confederacy
Confederate forces defeated the Union and forced them to retreat
The South thought they had won the war
Battle of Manassas (July 1861) AKA Battle of Bull Run
Washington elite citizens have a picnic near the battlefield of Bull Run in 1861
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Results of Battle of Bull Run
75,000 VOLUNTEERS CALLED FOR! SPECIAL MEETING OF CONGRESS!!
…I, Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States, in virtue of the powers in me vested by the Constitution and the laws, have thought fit to call forthwith, and hereby do call forth the MILITIA of the several States of the Union, to the aggregate number of SEVENTY-FIVE THOUSAND, in order to suppress the said combination, and “cause the laws to be duly executed.”
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Lincoln's Order after Fort Sumter
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Open Ended
Why did President Lincoln write this order after the Battle of Bull Run?
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Fill in the Blank
According to the map, who won the Battle of Antietam, the North or South?
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September 1862
Confederates invade the Union
Bloodiest single day in United States History
Over 22,000 Americans are dead, wounded, or missing
Union stops the Confederacy
Gave Lincoln the chance to make a very important declaration
Battle of Antietam
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Multiple Choice
Using context clues from the sentence below and the fact that the root word of proclamation is proclaim which means declare, pick the definition of Emancipation Proclamation.
Many enslaved people used the Underground Railroad seeking emancipation in the north.
A document that declared the Civil War was over
A document that declared all slaves located in the Union occupied south were free
A document that granted voting rights to women
A document that declared the Confederacy a colony of Great Britain
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Battle of Gettysburg
July 1863
Battle of Gettysburg (July 1863)
Union forces meet in a small village of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
Union attacked the Confederate forces, lasted 3 days
Confederate lost ______________
Union lost ________________
Turning Point - Lee’s army never was able to go on the offensive against the North.
President Lincoln gave the famous: Gettysburg Address
2-minute address honoring all Soldiers that fell at Gettysburg.
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Multiple Choice
What is the significance of "four score and seven years ago" in Lincoln's Gettysburg Address?
The first battle of the American Revolution
The beginning of Washington's first term as president
The Declaration of Independence
The creation of the Constitution
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What physical feature are all of these battles close to?
Why was controlling that physical feature so important to the Union?
Look at battles 1-3 and 6-7 that happened from April, 1862 to July, 1867. Discuss these questions with your group.
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Fill in the Blank
Those battles, 1-3 & 6-7, were apart of the __________ Plan
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Sherman’s March to the Sea (Sept. 1864)
Grant ordered William Sherman to capture Atlanta, Georgia
Georgia was the Industrial Center of the Confederacy
He ordered Factories/Railroads to be burned
Destruction occurred
Helped Lincoln get re-elected in 1864
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Surrender at Appomattox Courthouse Virginia (1865)
April 1865, Richmond fell to the Union (capital of the Confederacy)
Lee Surrendered to Grant at Appomattox Courthouse, Virginia.
Over the next three months the rest of the Confederate generals will surrender
The last one will surrender June 23rd
Five will go into exile in Mexico for a few years
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Open Ended
What types of things did Grant do to "win the peace"?
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