Costs of the American Civil War. Think of a moment when you were forced to make up with someone even though you didn’t want to. (Siblings, Friends, Ect…)

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Costs of the American Civil War

Think of a moment when you were forced to make up with someone even though you didn’t want to. (Siblings, Friends, Ect…) Write for 2-3 minutes.

After the war, how did Lincoln want the North to treat the South? How did he prove his sincerity? What event made this treatment difficult?

The deadliest war in American history. 275,000 Union and 260,000 Confederate soldiers are wounded.

The Civil War impacts everyone Regiments taken from small counties. ● soldiers fighting with neighbors ●death devastating for communities. 26 th North Carolina ●From 7 NC counties ● lost 714 out of 800 men.

Economic impact ● Massive debt shared by both sides. ●The north sees huge impact on industry. ● The south sees devastation. Once accounted for 30% of the nation’s wealth. After the war, just 12%.

Community destroyed by the Civil War

Homework: How does your story about reluctantly making up with someone apply to The content you learned in this lecture? Response must be two paragraphs.