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THE TRUTH OF THE

CIVIL WAR

~ From Perspective of Confederacy ~

US History

Block F

Yuriko Akino


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PAGE2 Table of Contents3 Resources4 Preparation5.6 The Leaders7.8

The Battles9 Camp Life / Life on the Home Front

10 Effects of the War11 The Aftermath of the War12.13 Bibliography


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RESOURCES

READYING FOR WAR

SlavesThe South coulduse slaves astheir important

labor, while theNorth was in theneed of labor.

CottonHuge plantation

made cottonavailable at very

cheap price.

PassionThey had strongpassion forfighting to

secede from theUnion and keepthe slaves.

Wise LeadersUnlike the indecisive Union

leaders, their leaders had great

leadership to organize the army


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READYING FOR WAR

PREPARATION

In the mid-19th century,the United States was in the

period of economic growth,

and a fundamental economic

difference between the North

and the South existed.

Industrialization?Or

Plantation?

Confederate army

soldiers knew what are

the most important thingsto win the war -

Courage, Endurance, and

Devotion!


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THE LEADERS

Robert E. Lee Albert Sidney Johnston

He was a leader of theArmy in NorthernVirginia, and lead hisarmy to the series ofvictories over the betterequipments the Unionhad. He was defeatedat the Battle ofGettysburg.

During the MexicanWar, he was a leader of

Texas confederacy army.

He was known for the

second best general

after Robert E. Lee, but

he died at the battle of

Shiloh.


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THE LEADERS

Lewis Addison Armistead

He was a Confederate general in the Army of

North Virginia. At the battle of Gettysburg, he

helped to lead the frontal attack known as

Picketts Charge. In hid death, he was shot and

wounded more than once, so his death was

immortalized in a movie called Gettysburg.


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THE BATTLES

The Battle of GettysburgThis battle is known for the

largest number of casualities in

the American War. General

Robert E.Lee had a plan to move

to the Gettysburg if the Union

army began pressing them. Lee

fought on the Confederacy side

fought. Despite Lees smart

fighting strategy, the Union won

this battle.

The Battle of ShilohThis battle was fought in 1862 in

southeastern Tennessee.

Confederate forces under General

Albert Sidney Johnson and P. G. T.

Beauregard had a surprise attack by

the union forces. The Confederates

achieved a great success on the firstday, but they were defeated by the

Union on the second day and the

Union won this battle.


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THE BATTLES

First Battle of Bull Run

This battle was fought in 1861 in Virginia. It is known for the first

major land battle in the American Civil War. General Joseph E. Johnston

and P. G. T. Beauregard arrived from the Shenandoah valley by railroad

and surprised the Union army. Though the Confederate army soldiers

were inexperienced, their strong counterattack made the Union armypanicked, and the Confederacy won this battle.

Minority Group

Some African-American served in

the Army as unofficial soldiers.Most women were working at

organizations, such as hospitals, to

support the war.


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AMERICANS DURING

CIVIL WAR

Cam LifeCamp life during civil

war was very primative.

Housing was mostly oftents, and logs were used

in winter.

Life on the Home FrontWhile some women supported the war, othersdid not. Those who did help the men in the war did

a lot of works including sewing garments.


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THE AFTERMATH OF

THE CIV IL WAR

EFFECTS OF THE WARFrom many new military

weapons, including well-

developed rifles, the Civil Warbecame the first modern war.

ENVIRONMENTAL

CHANGESDISEASE ANIMALS CITIES &

TOWNS


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THE AFTERMATH OF

THE WAR

RECONSTRUCTIONThe period during which the United States began to

rebuild after the Civil War.

The Case for Radical reconstruction

Without strict federal intervention, the South wouldfollow a course of reconstruction favored by the

The Case for AGAINST Radical reconstruction

It might focus on the punishments on the South too

mush......


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