'Mcclellan' presentation slideshows

1.23k views • 110 slides

Strategic Planning

813 views • 64 slides

1.03k views • 57 slides

Peninsula Campaign through Antietam

632 views • 53 slides

The First Years of the War 1861-1863

588 views • 50 slides

The Civil War

455 views • 38 slides

Chapter 21

462 views • 35 slides

The War of Northern Aggression

474 views • 32 slides

American Civil War Part I

American Civil War Part I. Confederate States of America Formed. Established February 4, 1861 AKA Confederacy, the gray, Rebels, secesh , rebels, rebs , Johnny Rebs Capital: 1 st was Montgomery Alabama, later moved Richmond Virginia

388 views • 30 slides

Chapter 23

287 views • 21 slides

Early Battles in the East and West (1861-1862)

Early Battles in the East and West (1861-1862). J.A.SACCO. The North Takes Action. After Bull Run North realizes the war would be longer than anticipated. Anaconda Plan would be used to gain victory. BLOCKADE THE SOUTH- Would take time for blockade to be effective.

360 views • 19 slides

Mr. Patrick B. Nixon Director and CEO

DeCA Update. Mr. Patrick B. Nixon Director and CEO . DeCA's Vision: Patrons, Workforce, Stakeholders Raving Fans. Relevant. Recognized. Responsive. Focus Items. Control produce procurement Leadership role in Health & Wellness Virtual Commissary (Phase II)

272 views • 17 slides

The American Civil War

The American Civil War. Antietam September 1862. McClellan Army of the Potomac. Lee Army of Northern VA. IX. XII. VI. I. McClellan Army of the Potomac. II. III. V. XI. J. Lee Army of Northern VA. L. American Civil War. Antietam Campaign September, 1862. J. McClellan

191 views • 11 slides

Robert Gould Shaw

Robert Gould Shaw . The American Civil War Mr. Contipodero. Unveiling of Shaw Memorial.

552 views • 11 slides

Developing New Professionals

Developing New Professionals. Session Outcomes. Review current literature and theories Explore the concept of staff development Learn creative, cost-free development strategies. Literature Review.

223 views • 10 slides

The Civil War Begins Chapter 11 Section 1

The Civil War Begins Chapter 11 Section 1. Confederate States of America. February 4, 1861 7 states (SC, TX, MS, AL, LA, GA, FL) Began seizing federal buildings in South Fort Sumter (April 12, 1861) Anderson (N) vs. Beauregard (S) Anderson surrenders 4 more states secede (VA, AR, TN, NC).

231 views • 9 slides

Across 3. A talented military leader from Virginia

Ch 16: The Civil War Begins Name: ________________ Mod__________________ Date: _________________. Down 1. a victorious Union general in the west. 2. Slave states that bordered states in which slaver was illegal. 4. a bullet with a hollow base 5. conditions and practices that promote health

183 views • 8 slides

Section 16-3 No End in Sight By Daniel Venker and Ryan Bausch

Section 16-3 No End in Sight By Daniel Venker and Ryan Bausch. Main idea- In the first two years of the war, neither side gained a decisive victory. Union Victories in the West. General in the west was Ulysses S. Grant February 1862, Grant makes move to take Tennessee

139 views • 7 slides

PARKING

OSJA PARKING MAP. BEEHIVE PARKING. MCPHERSON AVE. GRANT STATUE. BATTLE SIMULATION CENTER. KEARNY AVE. Directions. ONE WAY. ONE WAY.

169 views • 1 slides

Jubal A. Early.

206 views • 1 slides