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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

CIVIL WAR

BY SHAUNA CONNELL
Photo by dfbphotos

FORT SUMTER

  • A federal fort in the confederate state of South Carolina.
  • Federal troops refused to surrender to the confederacy .
  • Within two days, fort Sumter fell.
  • Lincoln called for 75,000 militiamen to put down the souths rebellion.
Photo by hdes.copeland

FIRST BATTLE OF BULL RUN.

  • Showed that the war would not be an easy victory for the union.
  • After the failed attempt to take Richmond, Lincoln tried again.
  • This time he sent new commander General B. McClellan.
  • McClellan led 100,000 soldiers on a slow march to Richmond.
Photo by jimbowen0306

BATTLE OF ANTIETAM

  • Took place on September 17, 1862
  • It halted Lee's northward march.
  • Despite this success the battle was the bloodiest of the civil war and the U.S
Photo by Whoopie Cat

THE BATTLE OF SHILOH

  • Each side lost and gained ground.
  • Union reinforcements arrived and helped push the confederates into retreating.
  • This win helped the union control part of the Mississippi River valley.
  • The union had to first deal with New Orleans, the souths largest city.
  • Two forts guarded New Orleans from the south.
Photo by Rennett Stowe

THE SIEGE OF VICKSBURG

  • Lasted about six weeks before hunger forced the confederates to surrender.
  • The Mississippi River was now under Union control.
Photo by Ken Lund

EMANCIPATION PROCLOMQTION.

  • Would free many slaves on which the souths economy relied.
  • Enforcing it in Confederate-held states
  • The proclamation still had a distinct effect on the war.
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CLARA BARTON

  • Formed the organization that would become the American Red Cross.
  • She provided medical care for the soldiers.
Photo by Marion Doss