'Appomattox courthouse' presentation slideshows

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The Civil War: North vs. South

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P. 22-23 End of the Civil War

P. 22-23 End of the Civil War . Robert E. Lee surrenders to Ulysses s. Grant @ Appomattox Courthouse. Reconstruction. After the Civil War, the nation embarked on a period known as Reconstruction, during which attempts were made to readmit the South to the Union.

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War Strategies

War Strategies. ? Question ?. Considering the obvious disadvantages, why did the Confederacy choose to go to war against the Union?. Compare to the 13 Colonies in the Revolutionary War. The Colonies and the Confederacy

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Civil War computer competency

Civil War computer competency . By: Angelica Sotelo . When did the civil war occur? . The civil war started in 1861 and ended in 1865. . Who was involved in the civil war?. The north and the south were part of the civil war. . What alliances were formed during the civil war?.

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Patrick Revel

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Civil War

Civil War. Alexis Ramsey . The Civil War. Started April 12, 1861 Ended April 9, 1865. The Union States.

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Civil war computer competency

Civil war computer competency . By: Brandon Riddle. When did the civil war occur?. The civil war began on April 12,1861 and ended on April 9,1865. Who was involved in the civil war?.

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Turning Points in the Civil War

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The Civil War Key People & Places

The Civil War Key People & Places. Abraham Lincoln President of The United States of America. Elected President in 1860 Southern states seceded after Lincoln was elected Issued the Emancipation Proclamation in 1863, freeing slaves

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Civil War Politics and Confederate Surrender

Civil War Politics and Confederate Surrender. Northern Politics. Northern Democrats divided War Democrats support war, oppose ending slavery Peace Democrats want to negotiate, not fight a.k.a. Copperheads. Conscription. Began in summer 1862 All Democrats opposed conscription

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Grant versus Lee

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The Tide of the War Turns

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17.3 The North Wins

17.3 The North Wins. The Road to Gettysburg. Lincoln had to fire McClellan, Burnside, and Hooker for incompetence . Repeatedly , Lee would have fewer troops, but still win battles. The South lost Stonewall Jackson to friendly fire. The Battle of Gettysburg.

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4 th Grade American History Lesson

4 th Grade American History Lesson. LRC 320 Spring 2009. Michael S. Schlossberg. Slavery. -Slavery had long been an issue in the United States since the Revolutionary war -Slavery had been the main reason why the South and the North came to a Civil War

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Cadet Esparza

Robert E Lee. Cadet Esparza. Who was Robert E. Lee?. US military leader, Confederate commander in the American Civil War, and military strategist.

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Surrender of the South

Surrender of the South. Grant and Sherman surround the Confederate Army Grant around Lee in Virginia Sherman around Longstreet in North Carolina April of 1865 Grant demands a surrender from Lee Lee will try to escape to North Carolina, but all routes were blocked

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Lee Surrenders to Grant

Lee Surrenders to Grant. Appomattox Courthouse April 9, 1865. The Generals. Robert E. Lee-Confederacy. Ulysses S. Grant-Union. Came from wealth, West Point. Not wealthy, West Point. The Confederacy Falls. Richmond (capital of the Confederacy) falls Confederacy burns as they leave

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