Ch 4 The Civil War

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Sectional Differences States’ Rights Territorial Expansion The Election of Abraham Lincoln

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Louisiana PurchaseMissouri CompromiseThe Annexation of TexasThe Mexican American WarThe Compromise of 1850

Popular SovereigntyThe Kansas Nebraska Act

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The South takes the 1st Battle – Bull Run.The North slams Lee’s Army at Antietam.Lincoln issues the Emancipation

Proclamation.Battle of Gettysburg is the turning point.Grant is appointed to lead the Union troops.Total War is adopted as northern strategy.Sherman blazes his way to the southern port

of Savannah.War ends at Appomattox Court House in

1865.


Ch. 23. 1914-1919 9 million casualties Millions are homeless and hungry Civil War in Russia World War I.

Ch. 23. 1914-1919 9 million casualties Millions are homeless and hungry Civil War in Russia World War I.

Civil War Plans and Early Battles ch 4 sect 1

Civil War Plans and Early Battles ch 4 sect 1

The Civil War (Battles, Politics, and Civilian Life) (Ch. 4, S 2-3)

The Civil War (Battles, Politics, and Civilian Life) (Ch. 4, S 2-3)

Ch 15: The Civil War Ch 15-1 Texas Secession Created by Mrs. Phillips.

Ch 15: The Civil War Ch 15-1 Texas Secession Created by Mrs. Phillips.

Ch. 10 Pre Civil War Ch. 10 Pre Civil War Events Before 1861.

Ch. 10 Pre Civil War Ch. 10 Pre Civil War Events Before 1861.

Ch. 9 Civil War

Ch. 9 Civil War

Ch. 21: The Furnace of Civil War

Ch. 21: The Furnace of Civil War

ENDURINGVISION CH 6 NOTES: War and Revolution: (notes go through end of the War - 1783 America's first “Civil War” (debatable terminology) a. Against the.

ENDURINGVISION CH 6 NOTES: War and Revolution: (notes go through end of the War - 1783 America's first “Civil War” (debatable terminology) a. Against the.

Texans Go To War Ch. 15 Section 2. Civil War Begins The Civil War begins in April 1861 at Fort Sumter in Charleston Harbor, South Carolina. Confederate.

Texans Go To War Ch. 15 Section 2. Civil War Begins The Civil War begins in April 1861 at Fort Sumter in Charleston Harbor, South Carolina. Confederate.

Ch. 16: The Civil War pg. 458 Why It Matters: The Civil War-a war in which Americans fought other Americans- transformed the United States. It shattered.

Ch. 16: The Civil War pg. 458 Why It Matters: The Civil War-a war in which Americans fought other Americans- transformed the United States. It shattered.

Ch. 20-21 Review The Civil War (1861-1865) Through Maps, Charts, Graphs & Pictures.

Ch. 20-21 Review The Civil War (1861-1865) Through Maps, Charts, Graphs & Pictures.

Ch. 12 Causes of the Civil War

Ch. 12 Causes of the Civil War

A Divided Nation CH 15 The Beginnings of the Civil War.

A Divided Nation CH 15 The Beginnings of the Civil War.

Causes of the Civil War (15 slides) The Civil War (1861-1865) Battles of the Civil War (15 slides) Civil War: Sides and Leaders (15 slides) Civil War Outcomes.

Causes of the Civil War (15 slides) The Civil War (1861-1865) Battles of the Civil War (15 slides) Civil War: Sides and Leaders (15 slides) Civil War Outcomes.

Civil war on sunday ch 1 4

Civil war on sunday ch 1 4

Ch. 14 - Rumblings of Civil War

Ch. 14 - Rumblings of Civil War

Ch.16 The West. Western Migration After Civil War—big migration from East After Civil War—big migration from East Horace Greeley— “Go West Young Man.”

Ch.16 The West. Western Migration After Civil War—big migration from East After Civil War—big migration from East Horace Greeley— “Go West Young Man.”

ch 15 civil war part 2.pptx

ch 15 civil war part 2.pptx

Ch. 16 Sec. 4 “Daily Life during the Civil War” P. 528-534 · Ch. 16 Sec. 4 “Daily Life during the Civil War” P. 528-534 •Emancipation Proclamation: •Abolitionists urged

Ch. 16 Sec. 4 “Daily Life during the Civil War” P. 528-534 · Ch. 16 Sec. 4 “Daily Life during the Civil War” P. 528-534 •Emancipation Proclamation: •Abolitionists urged

The American Civil War Civil War Civil war - A civil war is a war between people in the same country.

The American Civil War Civil War Civil war - A civil war is a war between people in the same country.