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2) Take out a blank sheet of paper, title it I6 – Decisive Battles Bell Ringer Date: May 17th, 2016 I5 – The Civil War & American Life is due Tomorrow. Quiz on Chapter 15 Thursday 5/19 2) Take out a blank sheet of paper, title it I6 – Decisive Battles

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I6 Decisive Battles Battle or Event: Fall of Vicksburg Important Figures: People involved: Significance:

Grant vs. Lee (Petersburg) Decisive Battles I6 Battle: Grant vs. Lee (Petersburg) Important Figures: People involved: Significance:

March to the Sea (Atlanta) Decisive Battles I6 Battle: March to the Sea (Atlanta) Important Figures: People involved: Significance:

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