Transcript 20 10 - pams-cobb

Famous
People
Ready or
not,
we had…
Making
Plans
Exciting
Events
More
Shots
Are
Fired
Who
Said
That?
Helpful
(Some)
Folks
After
All
That
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He was the President of the
Union and author of the
Emancipation Proclamation.
Who was
Abraham
Lincoln?
A former Mississippi senator and
US Secretary of War, he
reluctantly accepted the role of
President of the Confederate
States of America.
Who was Jefferson
Davis?
Nicknamed ‘Unconditional
Surrender,’ he was Lincoln’s last
and best general to lead the Army
of the Potomac to final victory at
Petersburg and Appomattox.
Who was Ulysses S.
Grant?
I made Georgia ‘Howl’ when a
went on my March to the Sea!
Who was William
Tecumseh
Sherman?
More men with whom to create
an army.
What was the North?
We were motivated to protect
our homeland and way of life,
including slavery.
What was the
South?
With our factories we could
build more guns, ships,
railroads, uniforms, more
everything!
What was the North?
We felt that we had the best
leaders, including Robert E.
Lee and Stonewall Jackson.
What was the South?
Which side created a
blockade called the
Anaconda Plan?
What was the North?
We will split the other side in
two by gaining complete
control of the Mississippi River
(No, I’m not going to spell it for you again!).
What was the
North?
If we hold on long enough you
will get tired of fighting and let
us become an independent
country.
What was the South?
If we can show that our army has a
chance of winning, perhaps Great
Britain or France will give us help
with our ‘Cotton Diplomacy’.
What was the South?
What states stayed with the
Union despite having slavery,
and what was the name for
this group?
Who were the ‘Border
States’ of Delaware,
Maryland, Kentucky,
and Missouri?
Benjamin Butler said, ‘Who me?
I’m not freeing slaves. These
people who wandered into Fort
Monroe are called ___
What are ‘contrabands’?
Wooden warships were
suddenly obsolete after this
famous naval battle.
What was the MonitorMerrimac…uh…
CSS Virginia?
(Don’t sweat it; either name is OK!)
This early battle started out as a
picnic, ended as the ‘Great
Skedaddle,’ and convinced
everyone that the Civil War
would be long and bloody.
What was Bull Run/Manassas?
This battle is known as the
bloodiest single day in
American history but gave
Lincoln a reason to issue the
Emancipation Proclamation.
What is Antietam?
“General Jackson has lost his
left arm, and I fear I have lost
my right,” lamented Lee after
this costly victory.
What is
Chancellorsville?
This battle is often referred to as
the ‘Turning Point’ of the Civil
War. Although the Union
failed to catch and destroy
Lee’s army, he never again
crossed the Potomac River.
What was
Gettysburg?
Residents of this town refused
to celebrate July 4th for over 80
years after Grant sieged them
and gained complete control of
the Mississippi for the Union.
What is Vicksburg?
“Government of the people, by
the people, for the people shall
not perish from this earth.”
Who was Abraham
Lincoln, and what was
the Gettysburg
Address?
“I must go see General
Grant, and I would rather
die a thousand deaths.”
Who was Robert E.
Lee and what was
Appomattox?
“…all persons held as slaves in any State,
or designated part of a State, the whereof
shall then be in rebellion against the
United States, shall be then,
thenceforward, and forever free…”
Who was Abraham Lincoln, and
what was the Emancipation
Proclamation?
“ With malice toward none, with charity for all, with
firmness in the right as God gives us to see the
right, let us strive on to finish the work we are in, to
bind up the nation's wounds, to care for him who
shall have borne the battle and for his widow and
his orphan, to do all which may achieve and
cherish a just and lasting peace among ourselves
and with all nations.”
Who was Abraham Lincoln, and
what was his second Inaugural
Address?
This fiery abolitionist advised
Lincoln, whether he wanted it or
not, and also was very involved in
recruiting Black soldiers to fight in
the Civil War.
Who was
Frederick Douglas?
This ‘Moses’ transformed
herself into a very capable spy
for the Union by retracing her
Underground Railroad tracks.
Who was
Harriet Tubman?
This ‘Angel of the Battlefield’
would go on to establish the
first American Chapter of the
Red Cross.
Who was Clara
Barton?
This slithery group resisted
Abraham Lincoln by trying to
persuade Northern citizens to
stop the war and make peace
with the South.
Who were Peace
Democrats, also
called ‘Copperheads’?
The number of lives lost in the
Civil War, and the cause of
death for most…
What are:
• Over 700,000 dead
(based upon recent research)
• Disease
This event took away the South’s
biggest supporter for a merciful and
quick Reconstruction.
What was the assassination of
Abraham Lincoln by John
Wilkes Booth?
These were effects of the Civil
War on the North.
What are:
• A booming economy
• A stronger central
government?
No, you are NOT allowed to
declare “Students’ Rights” and
secede from your test…
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