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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

CIVIL WAR PROJECT

BY: ZANDER DYSON, HOLDEN ABERNATHY, AND JOSHUA GREENE

MAP OF USA IN 1861

DIFFERENCES BETWEEN NORTH AND SOUTH DURING CIVIL WAR

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THE UNION HAD A LARGER FACTORY RATIO OF 5:1.

THE BATTLE OF FORT SUMTER

  • April 12-13, 1865
  • The Battle of Fort Sumter started the Civil War
  • The Union surrendered because of a shortage of food and supplies
  • Not a single person died during the battle
  • The South wanted Fort Sumter because it protected the waterway to the Atlantic Ocean

BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG

  • July 1-3, 1863
  • The Battle was fought there because of the area road system
  • The Battle of Gettysburg was the costliest battle of The Civil War
  • 9 Generals were killed during the battle
  • Between 46,000-51,000 soldiers were casualities during the three day period.

BATTLE OF SHILOH

  • April 6-7, 1862
  • 23,000 Causalities over the two day battlr
  • Grant lead an offensive that broke the Confederate line
  • Over 70,000 men fought at Shiloh
  • The Artillery of the Union was referred to as the "Hornets Nest"

BATTLE OF BULL RUN

  • July 21, 1861
  • First major land battle of Virignia
  • General Thomas Jackson earned his nickname "Stonewall"
  • The defend of Matthews Hill, caused a major Union retreat to Washington

BATTLE OF ANTIETAM

  • September 17, 1862
  • 38,000 soldiers fought here
  • The Union was trying to clear The South's army out of Maryland
  • Lee's men were overwhelmed at Burnside's bridge, and forced to retreat to Virginia

ABRAHAM LINCOLN

  • He was the 16th president of the USA
  • He had one of the most famous speeches ever
  • It was called the Gettysburg Address

JEFFERSON DAVIS

ULYSSES E. GRANT

  • He was a general for the north

HARRIET BEECHER STOWE

  • She wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin.
  • It inspired northeners to take a stand against slavery.
  • Her father was a relgious leader in Connecticut.
  • The Fugitive Slave Law inspired her to write Uncle Tom's Cabin.
  • She was an Abolitionist.

ROBERT E. LEE

  • He was the commanding general for the northern army
  • Graduated westpojnt in 1847

JOHN BROWN

  • Raided Harper's Ferry Armory
  • Was an Abolitionist
  • Was hanged for raiding Harper's Ferry

JAMES BUCHANAN

  • 15th president of the U.S.
  • He was considered the worst president

NAT TURNER

  • Former slave that ran the underground railroad
  • He was an abolitionist

CHARLES SUMTER

  • Got beaten by a cane by Preston Brooks
  • He was a SC senate

STONEWALL JACKSON

  • He was a confederate general
  • He was considered the best cofederate general
  • He got killed by friendly fire

EMANCIPATION PROCLOMARION

  • Freed all african american slaves in the south
  • Was highly contraversial by Northern abolitionists

GETTYSBURG ADDRESS

  • Speech given by abraham lincoln
  • Was 267 words long
  • Many people did not like the speech because of the length
  • There is only one picture taken of him at the speech

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WEAPONS OF THE CIVIL WAR

  • Ironclad ships
  • Improved Muskets
  • Bigger cannons
  • Hand grenades
  • Submarines

15 TERMS IN THE CIVIL WAR

  • Border states
  • Neutral
  • Martial law
  • Blockade
  • Ironclads

15 TERMS CONTINUED

  • Casualties
  • Emancipate
  • Habeas corpus
  • Draft
  • Incometax

15 TERMS CONTINUED

  • Inflation
  • Siege
  • Total war
  • Artillery
  • Breach

AFRICAN AMERICAN SOLDIERS IN THE CIVIL WAR

  • 54th massachussets unit was the only all black unit in the civil war
  • Most african americans were slaves before the war
  • Many freed slaves fought for the north in the civil war
  • Most african americans were used for substitutes.

3 CAUSES OF THE CIVIL WAR

  • Cause: slavery
  • Cause: economic differences among north and south
  • Cause: firing on fort sumter

EFFECTS OF THE CIVIL WAR

  • Over 600,000 people died
  • The country was split
  • The country was in debt
  • The south needed rebuilt