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THE CIV IL WAR

Yousif Shagdar

Block: F

11.9.11

The changing point of Americas history !!

Jefferson Davisx

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Page 1. book cover

Page. 2 Table of contents

Before the War:

preparation, Page 3

REsources. Page4

During War

Page.5 Leaders

Page.6 Engagements

Page.7 Minority groups

Page.8 Camp Life

Page.9 Life on the home

front

Page. 10 EFFECTS OF

THE WAR

Page.11. Reconstruction

Table of contents

Page.12. Bibliography.Page 2


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readying for War Confederate

resources:

Positives +

Home filed advantages

Military supplies

Trade with Europeans

Population was already

involved in the issue.

Farm lands

Good military supplies

corn food

cotton.

Negatives -Small navy

They were too confidante

to win war

less amount of guns

less amount of money

lack of transportationYoung soldiers

less population

less man power.

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readying for War Confederate

preparation:

The generals in the south were all

good thinkers and had good

experiences, most of them were

influenced by the French revolution,

which General Napoleonic used the

tactics that were called the

Napoleonic tactics, and he used it in

the french war, so most of the

generals were influenced by

the Napoleonic style of fighting.

Their uniforms were a red colored,

and they had strict rules.

The army had less experience thanthe north, because the south had

less population, so the south had to

invite younger people

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THOMASSTONEWALL

JACKSON

RICHARD EWELL

RICHARD EWELL RESIGNED FROM

AMERICAN ARMY TO MILITARY

ARMY. HE ALSO PARTICIPATED IN

THE MEXICAN WAR BEFORE THE

CIVIL WAR, DURING THE WAR HE

WAS UNDER GENERAL THOMAS

JACKSON.

P.G.TBEAUREGARD

HE ALSO LEFT THE AMERICAN

ARMY TO JOIN THE

CONFEDERATE, AND ALSO

PARTICIPATED IN THE MEXICAN

WAR.

Leaders:

Thomas Jackson: he was one of the mostconfederate successful leaders, and he was alsoknown as thomas stonewall jackson, because ofhis effort put. He participated in many warsbefore the civil war with robert e. lee. He alsoparticipated in mexico war.

Name:ThomasJacksonNickname:Stonewall,OldBlueLight,

Dateofbirth:January21,1824Placeofbirth:Clarksburg,virginiaDateofDeath:May10,1863(aged39)Allegiance:ConfederatestatesArmy.

Rank:LieutenantGeneral(CSA)Battles/wars:MexicanWarandCivilwar.

ame:RichardEwellateofbirth:february8,1817aceofbirth:Georgetown,D.CateofDeath:January25,1872llegiance:Confederatestatesrmy.

ank:LieutenantGeneral(CSA)attles/wars:MexicanWarandvilwar.

ame:P.G.TBeauregardickname:ThelittleNapoleonateofbirth:2,1818aceofbirth:LouisianaateofDeath:february,20,1893llegiance:Confederatestatesrmy.

ank:LieutenantGeneral(CSA)attles/wars:MexicanWarandvilwar.


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Battle engagementsBattle of Gettysburg:

Where did the battle take place?

Adams county, Pennsylvania

Why did the battle begin?

to end lees invasion to the north

Who was leading the battle?

Confederate leader, Robert lee

Was there anything special about

the leader?

The confederate leader Robert. E

lee was too confidante

What occurred at the battle?

The changing point of the war.

Why is the battle memorable?

The bleeds battle in civil war

What was the outcome of the

battle?

The south lost

How did this battle influence the

continuance of the war?

it changed the view of people to

the south.

Battle of Antietam:


Sharpsburg, Maryland


The south drifted north to gain

land.


Confederate leader, Robert lee


the leader?

The best confederate general


The changing point of the war.

Why is the battle memorable?

The bloodiest single day


battle?

The north won a strategic

advantage



it forced the confederate Army to

retreat back across the potomac

River.

Battle of Getty


Warren country, Mississippi


The south army wanted a revenge.


General john


the leader?

General john didn't give up


tension toward north. Why is the battle memorable?

weakening the confederate army


battle?

Union victory



it broke the back of confederate

army


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Minority Groups influences

GROUPS

AFRICAN AMERICANS

WOMEN

IMMIGRANTS

SPIES

African Americans: The north had

more people, but the south had more

african americans, so those african

americans joined the war hoping for

freedom, but they were getting low

jobs at the war as well.

Women: Many women were forced to

support their side, because many of the

slaves that helps them were in war, and some

of those women had a good amount of

wealth.

Immigrants: The south did not

welcome any immigrants beforeor during the civil war.

Spies: The spies had a good

influence towards the south,

because they helped them in

finding important information

about the north union.


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The Soldiers serving

in Confederatearmy had a lot of

troubles at that

time, even thought

they were well

organized and

prepared in the

beginning. They

had many problems

with the place,

lack of food and

supplies.

Camp Life

African Americans slaves

had the job of cookingto to the soldiers. They

lived in a tent that were

to house 5 or 6 men.

during winter they had

fires to keep them worm.

They smoked and drank

as well, some of them

were good musicians.


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The war caused so

much Problems,

specially to the

south, most of the

civilians were

exhausted and the

others didn't have

any money, and it

was hard to get jobs

at that time, so it

was really hard tobuy food and make

money.

The Food was the

biggest problem for

them, because they

were trying to but

their own, and they

had to give food to

the soldiers as well,

and it was required

to deliver them first.

Life on the home front


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Most of the civil war

battles were foughtin the south, which

made the south

lands ruined, so it

was not a good

farming land

anymore, so it was

hard for them to

grow cotton and

other crops, also

The south was

depending on slave,

so since the war

was over, slavery

was abolished, so

they had no

workers, which

means the south

farming was over.

The soldiers

borrowed moneywhich made

problems to certain

families.

KkK starts to arise.

Aftermath of civil war


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Reconstructions

After the War was over

President lincoln decided to

to reconstruct both the union

and confederate states


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Nov. 2011. .

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