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What contributed to the Union victory?
What contributed to the Union victory?
Both the North and South had strengths and weaknesses that influenced the outcome of the war. Learning about their war plans along with these strengths and weaknesses is critical to the understanding the North's victory.
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"The Civil War"
"The Civil War"
What did the Confederacy stand for?
What were the international ramifications of the Civil War?
How and why did slavery end in the United States?
How did the Civil War transform American government?
Why did the Union win the war?
Aims of the North and South'
Aims of the North and South'
Discuss the aims of the North and South.
Discuss the aims of the North and South.
Copy of North and South Aims.pdf
Shared Drive
Shared Drive
Read read your table's assigned document and analyze for either POV, purpose, audience, or historical situation. Include and explanation of a piece of evidence that relates to the document but is not mentioned or shown in the document.
Skills Packet
Skills Packet
"Comparison: North and South on the Eve of the Civil War"
Use the statistics and other sources to complete the comparison in the Skills Packet.
Statistics at the Beginning of the Civil War.pdf
Fighting the War
Fighting the War
Images of the Civil War.pdfMap Study
Map Study
Make a map to locate the items on the lists. Include callout boxes with responses to the questions on the second page. Place ties to the callouts in relevant locations.
Civil War Map Activity.pdfWomen's Experiences During the War
Women's Experiences During the War
Many women volunteered as nurses, caring for wounded soldiers on both the Union and Confederate sides.
Prominent figures like Clara Barton and Dorothea Dix played significant roles in organizing and providing medical care.
With a shortage of male labor, women entered the workforce in unprecedented numbers, taking on jobs traditionally held by men, such as clerks, teachers, and factory workers.
Women were actively involved in organizations like the U.S. Sanitary Commission, providing support to soldiers through the collection and distribution of supplies.
Women and the Civil War.pdfWhy the North Won
Why the North Won
The North won the Civil War primarily due to its advantages in industrialization, superior infrastructure, larger population, and effective leadership under figures like Abraham Lincoln, as well as the implementation of strategic policies such as the Anaconda Plan and the Emancipation Proclamation.
Emancipation Proclamation
Emancipation Proclamation
Emancipation Proclamation.pdfEmancipation Proclamation and Its Meaning.pdf5 Things You May Not Know About Lincoln Slavery and Emancipation.pdfAbraham Lincoln In His Own Words.pdfSkills Packet
Skills Packet
"Argumentation: 'The Emancipation Proclamation was ...'"
"Interpretation: Assessment of Lincoln's Presidency"
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