'Confederate soldier' presentation slideshows

Civil War Intro

Civil War Intro. Goal: 1. To be able to tell the differences between the North and South. Billy Yank. Johnny Reb. Union Soldier. Confederate Soldier. Abe Lincoln. Jefferson Davis. U. S. Grant. Robert E. Lee. Northern Factory. Southern Cotton Fields. U. S. Population Graph.

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Warfare in the Civil War

Warfare in the Civil War. Why so many casualties?. Civil War 49 980,336 620,000. The obvious answer! Every time anyone was killed in the Civil War, it was an American. There is another answer Weapon technology. Basic Barrel Types. Smooth Bore.

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Life at War

Life at War. The Average Soldier. On the right you can see the hierarchy of rank. On the left you can see how soldiers were grouped to make an army. 1 company = 100 men. How do you think Privates were treated? How do you think Generals were treated?. The Average Soldier.

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Camp Life

Camp Life. Union Soldier. Confederate Soldier. Camp & Drill. Troops at Easy. Tents. Personal Items. Clothing. Sewing Kit. Shaving. Tooth Brush. Cutlery. Passing the Time. Writing. Clay Ink Pot. Prayer. Games. Cards. Poker Chips. Whitling.

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Chapter 15

Chapter 15. THE CIVIL WAR.

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Preparing for war

Chapter 18 Section 1. Preparing for war. The Civil War. The Civil War Begins. The Civil War began with the Confederate attack on Fort Sumter on April 12, 1861.

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The Civil War

The Civil War. Chapter 19 Social Studies Test. New Words. Select the term or terms that best matches the given definition. 1. the part of a nation at war that is home to those not fighting the war. Gettysburg home front Union Confederacy. New Words.

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Photographs from the Civil War

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Chapter 20

Chapter 20. Girding for War: The North and the South. Fort Sumter, South Carolina, April 1861.

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The Civil War

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An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge

An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge. A man is about to be executed by army officers. The man that is about to be executed is a civilian (probably a planter). Before he is executed the man thinks about his wife and children and how he might be able to escape.

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