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The Impact of War

Civil War Video Focus Questions: What hardships did soldiers in the Civil War face? What is the significance of the Battle of Vicksburg? Why is the Battle of Gettysburg considered a turning point in the war?

Page 361 Do Now, 4/1/14 The Gettysburg Address Read this speech carefully and answer the “primary source” analysis questions. Page 361

The North Takes Charge

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Turn to page 372 What were the immediate ECONOMIC effects of the war? What were the long- term ECONOMIC effects of the war?

The Costs of the Civil War (page 367)

America’s Deadliest War

Respond to the following in your binder: Do Now Respond to the following in your binder: Historians often refer to the Civil War as the first “modern war.” Based on what we have discussed so far, do you think this name is accurate? Why or why not?

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The War’s Legacy