Order of Presentations► Haynes, Ashley► Hillery, Darius► Johnson, Ariel ► Jordan, Michael► Lewis, Alexus► McCoach, Evonne► Minst, Christiana ► Onwumah, Nneoma ► Ramsey, Keyera ► Roberts, Ashley ► Smith, Breanna► Stockstill, Eric

► Bolden, Ashley► Bowman, Senada► Brooks, Brandon ► Bryant, Breanna► Burt, Jerome ► Burton, Tre ► Caine, Bernard ► Carr, Essie► Carter, Breshey ► Dixon, Michael ► Greer, Deshawn ► Griffin, Frank ► Henry, Kiara

Order of Presentations► Menzie, Jessica               ► Miles, Michael               ► Morgan, Dantrel               ► Rachel, Sarah               ► Robinson, Lamont              ► Rule, Princess               ► Smalling, Jamelle               ► Stephens, Angelo               ► Toliver, Jonathan               ► Tolliver, Nova              ► Troxler, Jasmine               ► Whaley, Rachel               ► Wilcox, Edward              ► Winters, Devonte               

► Armstrong, Amanda              ► Barkley, Napoleon               ► Carter, Herbert               ► Chase, Jasmine               ► Collins, Quincy               ► Conn, Brianna               ► Ebbele, Felix               ► Fells, Ahman               ► Hall, Irvin               ► Houston, Demarion               ► Hubbard, Milette               ► Ivey, Stekia               ► Jelks, Chansler               ► Johnson, Alante               ► Julius, Keorra 

PeoplePeople►George MeadeGeorge Meade – Union general who – Union general who

commanded the Battle of Gettysburgcommanded the Battle of Gettysburg►Abraham LincolnAbraham Lincoln – Union President, issued – Union President, issued

Emancipation Proclamation & Proclamation Emancipation Proclamation & Proclamation of Amnesty and Reconstructionof Amnesty and Reconstruction

►Nathan Bedford ForrestNathan Bedford Forrest – extreme racist, – extreme racist, “Grand Wizard” and creator of the KKK“Grand Wizard” and creator of the KKK

►Ulysses S. GrantUlysses S. Grant – final commander of the – final commander of the Union. Had no political experience, but was Union. Had no political experience, but was elected President after A. Johnson’s elected President after A. Johnson’s impeachmentimpeachment

BattlesBattles►Fort SumterFort Sumter – Civil War began with Confed – Civil War began with Confed

attack on Fort Sumter. North knew that loss attack on Fort Sumter. North knew that loss of control would signal Lincoln would not of control would signal Lincoln would not protect federal property in seceded statesprotect federal property in seceded states

►Battle of AntietamBattle of Antietam – Confederate loss; – Confederate loss; cost the South any hope for support from a cost the South any hope for support from a European country. After Antietam, European country. After Antietam, McClellan was replaced by Abrose BurnsideMcClellan was replaced by Abrose Burnside

►George McClellanGeorge McClellan – disappointed Lincoln – disappointed Lincoln during Antietam because he seemed too during Antietam because he seemed too reluctant to attack the Confederate Armiesreluctant to attack the Confederate Armies

►Battle of ShilohBattle of Shiloh – Union – Union victory; only early Union victory; only early Union battle commanded by Grant. battle commanded by Grant. Albert Johnston led Confed. Albert Johnston led Confed. and both sides suffered and both sides suffered great lossesgreat losses

►Soldier LifeSoldier Life – Many – Many northern men lost their northern men lost their former jobs while they were former jobs while they were off at battle. Most soldiers off at battle. Most soldiers who died did so by being who died did so by being shot or from battle wounds. shot or from battle wounds. (disease less of a concern (disease less of a concern than in past years) than in past years)

Federal ActsFederal Acts►Civil Rights Act 1866Civil Rights Act 1866 – first Civil – first Civil

Rights Act in U.S. History. Rights Act in U.S. History. Attempted to curb “black codes” Attempted to curb “black codes” (unsuccessful)(unsuccessful)

►Reconstruction Acts of 1867Reconstruction Acts of 1867 – – Split former Confederacy into 5 Split former Confederacy into 5 military districts, required states military districts, required states to ratify 14to ratify 14thth Amdmt, Stated Af- Amdmt, Stated Af-Ams could vote and serve as state Ams could vote and serve as state delegatesdelegates