Unit 2 Remediation: Civil War

The establishment of new trade routes

The question of whether new territories would be free or slave states

The division of land among Native American tribes

The development of infrastructure in newly acquired lands

The North relied on farming, while the South was industrializing.

The North was industrializing with a large population, while the South relied on slavery and farming with a smaller population.

The North had a smaller population and struggled economically, while the South thrived.

Both economies were equally developed and diversified.

The principle of "all men are created equal".

The right to property and the idea that states had more power than the Union.

The need for a strong central government to regulate trade.

The economic benefits of industrialization.

It resulted in a decisive Confederate victory.

It was the first battle where Union forces successfully invaded the South.

It halted Robert E. Lee's plans to invade the North.

It led to the immediate surrender of the Confederate army.

It immediately freed all enslaved people in the United States.

It led to France and the United Kingdom intervening on behalf of the Confederacy.

It changed the main purpose of the Civil War to fighting for the abolition of slavery.

It resulted in a significant decrease in Union casualties.

Battle of Antietam and Siege of Vicksburg

Battle of Gettysburg and Siege of Vicksburg

Battle of Gettysburg and Battle of Atlanta

Siege of Vicksburg and Sherman's March to the Sea

Atlanta

Gettysburg

Vicksburg

Antietam

defined citizenship

universale male suffrage

abolished slavery

modified the electoral college