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Chapter 11

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Copy the following chart on Portfolio p58

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Civil War Battles and Virginia Generals

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An Overview of America's Civil War

An Overview of America's Civil War. 1861-1865. Why? A Very Brief Review. Southern states believed that the union no longer protected their rights or promoted their welfare. Specifically, they worried that Northern restrictions on slavery would undermine their way of life. Why secession? .

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08.01 A Nation Divided

08.01 A Nation Divided. The causes of the Civil War. Each region was distinctive with its own political, economic, and social interests. In the North, the harsh winters and rocky land discouraged large scale planting. Men turned to the sea for their livelihoods.

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Bell Ringer : Match the advantages to the appropriate side

Bell Ringer : Match the advantages to the appropriate side . Objectives:. Students will review the beginning events of the Civil War Students will understand the significance of key events and battles in the Civil War

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The Civil War

The Civil War. Chapter 11 Section 1 & 2. Objectives and Why it Matters. The 13 th Amendment abolished slavery forever Power of the Federal Government was strengthened. . Economy. Northern Banks loaned the federal government money by buying government bonds.

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US HISTORY: Wars, Conflicts & Major Battles

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THE CIVIL WAR

THE CIVIL WAR. Mrs. Saunders. Election of 1860. In the 1860 presidential election, the Democratic party split over the issue of slavery. Northern Democrats nominated Stephen Douglas (Illinois) Southern Democrats chose John C. Breckinridge (Kentucky)

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The civil war

The civil war . By: Tyree Cox. When did the civil war occurred. The civil war occurred at fort sumpter , South Carolina. April 12, 1861 and the war ended June 23, 1865 at the Appomattox courthouse The main causes of the war is slavery & states rights The c civil war ended April 9, 1865.

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Chapter 9 Section IV

Chapter 9 Section IV. Expansion and War in the United States. Growth of the United States. 1803 United States completed the Louisiana Purchase with France Purchase of land between the Mississippi River and the Rocky Mountains Young Nation Britain still causing conflict

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Learning Goals

Learning Goals. The students will have a broad understanding of the Civil War and how it affected Oklahoma, and the role the Indians played in the war. Cherokees.

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War!

War!. Fort Sumter. In his first inaugural address, President Lincoln spoke directly to the Southern states, saying that the power to avoid civil war was in their hands Although South Carolina had succeeded from the Union, federal troops still occupied Fort Sumter, off the coast of Charleston.

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Non-Military Events of Civil War

Non-Military Events of Civil War. Political. Creation of black military units Segregated units with white officers in the army. The navy had integrated units. Economic.

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Events of the Civil War

Events of the Civil War. By: Mitchell Butler. Firing on Fort Sumter. This was not a real battle because this was a plan by the Confederate to sneak attack the Union. Battle of Antietam.

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Famous Soldiers

Famous Soldiers. By : Keshaughn Mosley. Jefferson Davis.

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