APUSH Review: Video #34: The Civil War (Key Concept 5.3, I, A-D)

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APUSH Review: Video #34: The Civil War (Key Concept 5.3, I, A-D) Shoutout to Coach Mayr’s class in Georgia. Best of luck this year! Everything You Need To Know About The Civil War To Succeed In APUSH www.APUSHReview.com

Causes of the War (Historical Context) Long-term: Expansion of slavery Uncle Tom’s Cabin Popular Sovereignty Short-term: Election of 1860 Lincoln sought to keep slavery from expanding (Free-Soil)

Beginning Of The War April 12, 1861: Attack on Fort Sumter (South Carolina) Both the North (Union) and South (Confederacy) mobilized their economies and societies Conscription (Draft) was instituted in both regions Could pay $ for a replacement

Beginning Of The War Opposition persisted in both regions: North: Maryland newspapers were shut down by Lincoln NYC Draft Riots - “rich man’s war, but a poor man’s fight” South: Many farmers refused to fight, would not let slaves fight

Border States What were they? Slave states that did NOT secede during the Civil War Which states did this include? Missouri, Kentucky, Maryland Delaware, and West Virginia (later) Their siding with the Union was a major factor in the outcome of the war

Lincoln’s Goals In the beginning, the war was fought to preserve the Union September 22, 1862 - Emancipation Proclamation: Declared that all slaves in areas of REBELLION would be free Helped change the purpose of the war Kept European countries from supporting the Confederacy Slavery was banned in Europe, Europeans would not support the Confederacy Many African Americans enlisted in the Union Army Fought in segregated units, paid less than whites

Gettysburg Address Issued in 1863 Civil War goals changed from preserving the Union to ending slavery Referenced a “new birth of freedom” - sought to ensure that all men are truly equal

Why Did The Union Prevail? Improvements in leadership and strategy: Sherman and Grant Anaconda Plan - blockade of the South Key Victories: Antietam - tie, strategic victory for the North (morale boost, kept Europe out of the war) Emancipation Proclamation was issued after this battle Gettysburg - issuance of the Gettysburg Address

Why Did The Union Prevail? Greater Resources: Larger population and more factories Destruction of the South’s infrastructure: Sherman’s “March to the Sea”

Personal Liberties During The War Habeas Corpus: Cannot be held in jail without charges brought against you Lincoln suspended Habeas Corpus Only Congress can suspend Habeas Corpus Ex Parte Merryman (1861) Supreme Court ruled the President could not suspend Habeas Corpus, Lincoln ignored the decision

African Americans During The War Beginning in 1862, African Americans could enlist in the war 54th Regiment “Glory” Fought in segregated units Often did manual labor Paid less than whites

Women During The War Employment opportunities increased: Teachers, factories, nursing National Women’s Loyal League: Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony Hoped to abolish slavery and gain female suffrage Clara Barton: Helped distribute medical supplies during the war Later founded the Red Cross

Quick Recap Long-term and short-term causes of the war Mobilization of economies Opposition to the war Importance of Border States Lincoln’s evolving purpose of the war Emancipation Proclamation and Gettysburg Address Reasons for Union Victory Personal liberties during the war African Americans during the war Women during the war

See You Back Here For Video #35: Reconstruction Thanks for watching Best of luck!