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Civil War! ade by: Gina Wright April 12, 1861 – April 9, 1865 http://thundafunda.com/393/?level=picture&id=3188

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Civil War!

Made by: Gina Wright

April 12, 1861 – April 9, 1865

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Who was involved with the Civil War?

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• Led by Abraham Lincoln• States include: California, Connecticut,

Delaware, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nevada, new Hampshire, New York, New Jersey, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, West Virginia, and Wisconsin

Union

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• Led by: Jefferson Davis• States include: South Carolina, Mississippi,

Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Texas, Virginia, Arkansas, North Carolina, Tennessee

Confederacy

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• Slavery• States Rights

What are the Causes of the war?

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• Border states are the states that did not succeed from the union but were still slave states during the war.

• States include: Maryland, Kentucky, West Virginia, Delaware and Missouri

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Blue: UnionRed: ConfederacyGrey: Border State

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Were there Alliances?

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• Union Alliances: None!• Confederate Alliances: Great

Britain and France

Why did the south need the alliances?-Because there were more states in

the Union then the Confederacy.

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Leaders

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LeadersUnion •President was Abraham

LincolnConfederacy• Jefferson Davis

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Battles

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• Date: April 12 – April 14 1861• Location: Harbor of Charleston South Carolina• Union Command: Major Anderson• Confederate General: General Beauregard• Casualties: None!• Significance: The first battle!

Fort Sumter

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Major Anderson

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Fort Sumter

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First Battle of Bull Run

• Date: July 21- 22 1861• Location: Near Occoquan river, Virginia• Union command: Brigadier General Irvin Mc. Dowell• Confederacy command: Brigadier General Beauregard• Casualties: 1492 with 1216 missing• Significance: A wake up call for both sides that it was going to be a long bloody war.

Brigadier General Beauregard

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First Battle of Bull Run

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• Date: 1-3 1863• Location: Gettysburg, Pennsylvania• Union command: Major General George

Meade• Confederate command: General Robert E. Lee• Casualties: 7863• Significance: Most kills and very Bloody!

Battle of Gettysburg

General Robert E. Lee

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Battle of Gettysburg

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• Date: January 13-15 1865• Location: Fort Fisher, The only open port on

the East coast• Union Command: Major General Alfred Terry• Confederacy Command: Major General W.H.C.

Whiting and Robert F. Hoke• Casualties: 2021• Significance: Turning point for the Union

2nd Battle of Fort FisherMajor General Alfred Terry

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2nd Battle of Fort Fisher

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• April 9th 1865• Location: near Courthouse of Appomattox, Virginia• Union command: General Robert E. Lee• Confederate command: Ulysses S. Grant• Casualties: 664• Significance: End of the war when the

confederates surrendered

Battle of Appomattox courthouse

General Robert E. Lee

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Battle of Appomattox courthouse

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• Cannons!Napoleon: 12 pound shotHowitzer: 12, 24 and 32 pound shotEffective range: 250-1700 yard• Rifles: Used from 1859-1872 by Confederates and Union

soldiers.Muzzle loaded2-3 shots per minuteAccuracy is from 75 to 100 yards!

Weapons

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• Swords1850 Army officer’s swordBayonet: cl7.ose range, attached to the

rifle

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• Ships U.S.S. Monitor Fully Armored ship Rotating gun torrent C.S.S. North Carolina• Trains Very helpful Intrastate and interstate• Horses Used in battle

Transportation / Vehicles

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I think the Civil war effected the future of America with a large impact. I think that if there was no Civil war then the United States would be separate from the confederate states and slavery may very well still exist in the Confederate state. I believe it was a good thing for the Civil war to occur because of the laws that were passed because of this war.

How did the Civil war affect the future of America?

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• The surrender of the Confederacy was on April 9th 1865

• The final surrender was June 23, 1865• There was no imprisonment for Treason• General Robert E. Lee was the first to surrender in April of

1865• The soon put a stop to slavery and reunited the Union and

Confederacy

End of the Civil war!

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