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Civil War. Review. Secession- to leave or withdraw. Starting with South Carolina Created a new nation: Capital: Richmond, VA President: Jefferson Davis Election of 1860 Secession. 1 st (Unofficial) Battle: Fort Sumter, SC. April 12, 1861 – General PGT Beauregard opened fire - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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CIVIL WAR

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Review Secession- to leave or withdraw. Starting with South Carolina Created a new nation:

Capital: Richmond, VA President: Jefferson Davis

Election of 1860 Secession

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1st (Unofficial) Battle: Fort Sumter, SC

April 12, 1861 – General PGT Beauregard opened fire

Major Robert Anderson tried to hold fort but ran out of supplies

Lincoln declared South in rebellion

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After Fort Sumter… VA, NC, TN & AR joined

Confederacy Borders States - between

North & Southbecame very important to the North – DE, MD, WV, KY & MO

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Union Strengths1. More Railroads2. More Factories3. Balanced Economy4. Larger Population5. Functioning Gov’t.

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Confederate Strengths

1. More Trained Officers2. Defensive Position3. Preservation of Way of Life

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New Technology1. Bullet – long piece of

metal w/ rounded end

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New Technology2. Rifling – spiral groove cut

inside gun barrel

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New Technology3. Shell –

Exploding cannon ball

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New Technology4. Canister – Shell filled w/

tiny lead balls

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New Technology5. Ironclad Gunboats –

steamships w/ iron plating

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Increased Gov’t Power Draft – required military

service

Suspended Writ of Habeas Corpus – right to a trial before imprisonment

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Increased Gov’t Power Internal Revenue Act – tax

on liquor, tobacco, medicine & paperbecame Internal Revenue Service (IRS)

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Increased Gov’t Power Created National

Currency: Greenbacks

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Increased Gov’t Power Pacific Railroad Act of

1862 – project to connect East & West w/ railroads

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Increased Gov’t Power Emancipation

Proclamation: all enslaved people in areas of open rebellion were freed

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Company C of the 54th MA Regiment

1st African American Regiment

Led by Colonel Robert Gould Shaw

Most of the regiment was killed during attack on Fort Wagner

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Election of 1864

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Election of 1864Rep. – Abraham LincolnDem. – George McClellan

Lincoln thought he would lose!

McClellan hated Lincoln!

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Election of 1864 Just before the election

Sherman took Atlanta This victory changed the

country’s outlook Lincoln won re-election

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Civil War Prison Camps

North Point Lookout, MA Camp Chase, OH Fort Delaware

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Civil War Prison Camps

South Libby’s Prison, VA Andersonville, Ga

- 100 soldiers died a day- Commander guilty of war crimes

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Medical Conditions

TERRIBLE! Docs did not sterilize

equipment! Went days w/out washing

equipment! High rates of infection

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Medical Conditions

Some tried to make changes:1. Clara Barton – gave first aide

to troops & started Red Cross

2. Dorothea Dix – Organized Union’s nursing corps

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EconomyNORTH Flourished Industry

boomed Women took

jobs in factories

SOUTH Declined Food

Shortages Still

produced cotton & not food crops