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America in Crisis: Civil War & Reconstruction Part II: 1861-1877

Deciding Factors The North: Demographic & economic advantages The South: The homeland & the cultural advantages Ironies of the War Preserving a Union Preserving a culture

Characteristics of the War Total War Technology Leaders

Theater of War: The Anaconda Plan

The Bloodiest Day in U.S. History

The Turning Points of War 1861: April Fort Sumter July 1st Battle of Bull Run 1862: April New Orleans falls Sept. Antietam 1863: July Siege of Vicksburg July Battle of Gettysburg 1864: Sept.- Dec. Atlanta falls & Sherman’s March to the Sea 1865: April Appomattox

Map of Major Civil War Battles

Sherman’s March to the Sea

Spring 1865: The Last Campaign and the War’s End

Aftermath: Lincoln’s Assassination

Aftermath: Reconstruction, 1865-1877 The main question The spoils of war—power struggles Living conditions in the South Legacy The Compromise of 1877

Radical Reconstruction

Summary 1. 2. 3. 4.