The Civil War
No Description
MORE DECKS TO EXPLORE
PRESENTATION OUTLINE
QUESTION 1(TY)
- Obviously we all know that north was against slavery and south was for slavery But what argument actually started the war? The argument that started the war,was the election of Abraham Lincoln, which caused a big problem because Even though things were already coming to a head, when Lincoln was elected in 1860, South Carolina issued its "Declaration of the Causes of Secession." They believed that Lincoln was anti-slavery and in favor of Northern interests. Before Lincoln was even president, seven states had seceded from the Union: South Carolina, Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, and Texas
Obviously we all know that north was against slavery and south was for slavery
But what argument actually started the war the argument that started the war
But what argument actually started the war the argument that started the war
Photo by CircaSassy
QUESTION 2(HARIETTE)
- Advantages (south) :22,000,000 people, 92% of the nation's factories, leader ( Abraham Lincoln), lawyer experience, anaconda plan,Ulysses.S Grant, 24 states Disadvantages ( south) no military experience, fighting with no purpose Advantages ( north) wealth in land, Jefferson Demi's ( general) bold military, combat experience, home field advantages, and they had strategies. Disadvantages (north) fewer railroad, little industrial development, 9,000,000(13,000,000 less people than the south) 11 states
Advantages (south) :22,000,000 people, 92% of the nation's factories, leader ( Abraham Lincoln), lawyer experience, anaconda plan,Ulysses.S Grant, 24 states
Disadvantages ( south) no military experience, fighting with no purpose
Advantages ( north) wealth in land, Jefferson Demi's ( general) bold military, combat experience, home field advantages, and they had strategies.
Disadvantages (north) fewer railroad, little industrial development, 9,000,000(13,000,000 less people than the south) 11 states
Disadvantages ( south) no military experience, fighting with no purpose
Advantages ( north) wealth in land, Jefferson Demi's ( general) bold military, combat experience, home field advantages, and they had strategies.
Disadvantages (north) fewer railroad, little industrial development, 9,000,000(13,000,000 less people than the south) 11 states
Photo by Scott*
QUESTION 3(KYLI)
- Battle of the bull run leaders,Irvin McDowell( north) Joseph E. Jhonsten.
- R
- Gettysburg leader,I geroge meade,
Photo by The U.S. Army
QUESTION4(SEHER)
- The series of events that led to the war were the dread Scott decision, Slavery, states rights, the Missouri compromise, the Underground Railroad, uncle toms cabin, Abraham Lincolns election and John Browns raid on Harper ferry
The series of events that led to the war.
Photo by dfbphotos
QUESTION 5(HARIETTE)
- 1)brought technological advances 2)Home delivered mail 3)Repeating rifles 4)Machine guns 5)Hot air balloons 6)Submarines 7)Nation's first ambulance 8)Made USA one nation 9)Race equality 10)boom in industrialization especially for the south
1)brought technological advances
2)Home delivered mail
3)Repeating rifles
4)Machine guns
5)Hot air balloons
6)Submarines
7)Nation's first ambulance
8)Made USA one nation
9)Race equality
10)boom in industrialization especially for the south
2)Home delivered mail
3)Repeating rifles
4)Machine guns
5)Hot air balloons
6)Submarines
7)Nation's first ambulance
8)Made USA one nation
9)Race equality
10)boom in industrialization especially for the south
Photo by England
