The Real History of the Civil War: A New Look at the Past by Alan Axelrod

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The Civil War

Differences between northern and southern states:. North. South. __________ economy. industrial. free. __________ economy. agricultural. slave. What were the people who wanted to end slavery called?. abolitionists. Who led a revolt against plantation owners in Virginia?. Nat Turner. Who established a secret route to the North used by escaped slaves?.

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The Real Cause of the Civil War

What was the Real Cause of the Civil War?. Some people argue over the cause of the Civil War.As a whole, most people think it was fought over the issue of slavery alone.There were many issues that led up to the war, however.This presentation will attempt to address each of those issues and draw a

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An analysis of the past and a look at the future

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History of Education: After the Civil War

History of Education: After the Civil War. Chapter 5C - Foundations. Hispanic American Education. ~ Fastest growing ethnic group * From Puerto Rico, Cuba, Central America, South America, Mexico * Majority in California, Texas, and Florida

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History of Education: After the Civil War

History of Education: After the Civil War. Chapter 5B - Foundations. Native American Education. 1864 – the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) was established Assimilation was the goal at off-reservation boarding schools. 1924 – Citizenship Act made Native Americans US citizens

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A Look into the Past

Ice Cores By Felicia McDonald. A Look into the Past. Http://nicl.usgs.gov/timeline.htm. What is an ice core?.

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The American Civil War A brief history

The American Civil War A brief history. 1. The American Civil War: 1861-1865.

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Naval History of the Civil War

Naval History of the Civil War. Naval Strategy. North . South. Discredit Blockade Disrupt Northern Shipping Protect Key Territory. Isolate Divide Control Territory Protect Shipping. Resources. North . South. Weak Industrial Base Limited Maritime Experience ZERO ships.

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A Ballad of the Civil War

A Ballad of the Civil War . Author: Mary Stolz Vocabulary Prediction 4KH. veranda. a large, open porch, usually roofed and partly enclosed by a railing, often extending across the front and sides of a house. Buzz with your neighbor about what you would do on a veranda. . stumbled.

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History: A Thing of the Past?

History: A Thing of the Past?. A

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The Destruction left by the Civil War

The Destruction left by the Civil War. Sherman’s March to the Sea and Reconstruction. John W ilkes Booth Assassinates Abraham Lincoln. Lincoln's Funeral Carriage and Funeral Procession through Washington DC. The Destruction of Atlanta, GA. Richmond, NC in ruins. Locomotive Ruins.

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The Civil War

Important Battles & Events REFRESHER!. The Civil War. The Battle of Antietam September 17, 1862. Took place between the Antietam Creek & the town of Sharpsburg, Md. Battle ended in a draw, but Confederate forces withdrew first Called the “Bloodiest Day of the War”

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Changing History: The Townshend Acts—The End of the Civil War

Changing History: The Townshend Acts—The End of the Civil War. By Melanie Cimini. The Townshend Acts. How it actually happened…. How it could have happened….

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History of Education: After the Civil War

History of Education: After the Civil War. Chapter 5A - Foundations. Freedmen’s Bureau. Offered food, medicine, and seed Secured legal rights Created educational opportunities With hundreds of Northern teachers going south to help the freed slaves. 1867.

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22-Civil War Name the first real battle of the war?

22-Civil War Name the first real battle of the war? Who was the winner in many of the early battles on the Eastern front? Which side seemed to take control in the western front? Name the bloodiest single day of the war? Which city was the last Confederate hold on the Mississippi River?

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THE CIVIL WAR

THE CIVIL WAR. **Beginnings of the actual war -Fort Sumter (SC) — one of the last forts held by N -it had low supplies & might have to give up -Lincoln knew he could not send troops or the S would fight -decided to tell S he would send provisions NOT reinforcements -S didn’t see a difference.

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A New Look at the PPAC

A New Look at the PPAC. E. Norbeck, J.E. Olson, and Y. Onel University of Iowa. For the 21 st Winter Workshop On Nuclear Dynamics. What is a PPAC?. ( P arallel P late A valanche C ounter). Two flat, conducting plates with a little gas between them Simple, low cost device

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A New birth of freedom: The Civil War Era

A New birth of freedom: The Civil War Era. History 244: Modern American History. The election of 1860.

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Two Societies at War The Civil War

Two Societies at War The Civil War. Chapter 14. Election of 1860. Candidates. John Breckinridge. John Bell. Origins of the American Civil War. Issues slavery, competing understandings of federalism, party politics, expansionism, sectionalism, tariffs, and economics

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New Technology and the Legacy of the Civil War

New Technology and the Legacy of the Civil War. Civil War Technology. http://www.old-picture.com/civil-war/Artillery-Civil-War-001.htm. Telegraph. http://w1tp.com/perkcol.htm. http://www.sonofthesouth.net/leefoundation/civil-war/1863/january/telegraph.htm. Telegraph office.

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Women of the Civil War and the End of the Civil War

Women of the Civil War and the End of the Civil War. Elizabeth Blackwell. From the North and was the 1st woman to become a professionally licensed doctor in the U.S. Clara Barton. Cared for the wounded Union soldiers on the battlefield

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A Woman of the Civil War

A Woman of the Civil War. Fictional Character Caroline. Mary’s Childhood. Mary was born on December 13, 1818 in Lexington, Kentucky. She was the fourth child born to Eliza and Robert Todd. Her father was a banker. When Mary was 6 her mother died.

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