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CIVIL WAR

Bellwork-- Friday 4/22 Fill out CW/HW What is an ironclad? Why did this have such a big impact on warfare? What other weapon advancements did we have during this time period?

Bellwork-- Monday 4/11 Fill out HW/CW Make sure your atlas assignment is complete and turn it into the black tray. What two groups fought in the Civil War?

Bellwork-- Tuesday 4/12 Fill out HW/CW Using the book and the map on page 478 - 479, answer the following questions: How did climate and geography help create the nation’s sectional division? Where was cotton grown? What was the difference in climate between the North and South? What impact do you think that will have on the armies? What part do you think the major waterways will play in the Civil War?

Grab a handout from the stool Read and answer critical thinking question In the first two years of the war, which side seemed closer to achieving its strategic goals? Write at least a paragraph

Bellwork-- Wednesday 4/26 Fill out HW/CW Bring any colored pencils/markers Brainstorm a list of Civil War battles you have heard of

First Shots Fort Sumter, South Carolina 1861 a federal fort located in the harbor of Charleston, South Carolina South attacked on April 12,1861 to officially start the Civil War Confederate Victory: Force Union to Surrender

Preparing for Battle Confederate General ROBERT E. LEE After Virginia seceded, Lee resigned from US army, joined Confederacy Confederate States planned a DEFENSIVE war They also hoped for help from foreign allies such as Britain and France (cotton)

Union Strategy Anaconda Plan Plan to gain advantage over the South and secure an easy victory for the North 3 goals: Blockade Southern coastline to prevent traffic of goods and people Take control of Mississippi River to split Confederate States in half Capture Richmond, VA- Confederate capital

Bellwork-- Thursday 4/27 Fill out CW/HW Bring any colored pencils/markers Is the statement Union or Confederacy? Successfully attacked Fort Sumter In the first weeks of war, 4 more states joined West Virginia joined this side Fighting a defensive war, battles on our territory Hoped for military aid from GB & France Had the Anaconda Plan Richmond, VA was the capital of this side

Battle at Bull Run Union spectators came to VA to watch North easily defeat South At first Union’s plan was successful but Confederate troops led by STONEWALL JACKSON rallied and defeated Union Escape routes blocked by spectators and chaos caused many Union casualties

Battle at Shiloh April 1862 Bloodiest battle up until that point Union victory but with staggering costs: Union troops: 65,000 with 13,000 casualties Confederate troops: 41,000 with 11,000 casualties HORRIFIC bloodshed and carnage

New Orleans Union captured largest city in the South This helped Union split Confederacy in half Hindered South because they lost MOST control of Mississippi River

Bellwork-- Friday 4/28 Fill out HW/CW Bring any colored pencils/markers Why was the Union surprised by the outcome of Bull Run?

7 Days’ Battle Week of fighting in the east 16,000 Union casualties and 20,000 Confederate Although South lost more men, they forced Union to retreat foiling Union’s plan to capture Richmond

Antietam BATTLE OF ANTIETAM – Sept 1862 – bloodiest day in American history 25,000 men killed, Union victory but missed a chance to follow up the battle and finish the Southern army

Bellwork-- Tuesday 5/2 Fill out CW/HW Have comp. book out ready for notes Do not get posters yet Why did Congressmen criticize Grant and why did Lincoln like him?

LIFE AS A SOLDIER Young soldiers: Most 16-23 Enlisted for Adventure, Money, Patriotism, Glory, Loyalty Lack of supplies on BOTH sides: uniforms, boots, food, ammo

MAIN CAUSE OF DEATH 620,000 Americans died in Civil War Many died from disease and sickness Dirty water, poor hygiene, filthy medical equipment

Bellwork-- Thursday 5/4 Fill out CW/HW What happened during the battle between the Monitor the the Merrimack? Why?

Technology Ironclads: new naval ships. Powered by steam with iron sides. FAST and practically indestructible Rifles and grenades- accuracy of gunfire, explode on impact Minie Balls: bullet with a hollow base, shot further and more accurate than a musket

Bellwork-- Friday 5/5 Fill out CW/HW Make sure you have something to work if you finish early-- it will NOT be social time Why did the introduction of ironclad warships have such an impact on naval warfare?