The Legacy of War Chapter 11 – Section 5

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The Legacy of War Chapter 11 – Section 5 Mitten – CSHS AMAZ History Semester One

The Legacy of the War The Civil War settles long-standing disputes over states’ rights and slavery Political Changes War ends threat of secession; increases power of federal government

The War Changes the Nation Economic Changes National Bank Act of 1863 – federal system of chartered banks Gap between North and South widens; North: industry booms; commercial agriculture takes hold South: industry, farms destroyed Costs of the War Hundreds of thousands dead, wounded; lives disrupted Financially, war costs government $3.3 billion

The War Changes Lives New Birth of Freedom Civilians Follow New Paths 1865, Thirteenth Amendment abolishes slavery in all states Civilians Follow New Paths Some soldiers stay in army; others become civilians; many go west Clara Barton helps found American Red Cross in 1881

The War Changes Lives The Assassination of Lincoln April 14th 1865, Lincoln is shot at Ford’s Theatre 9 days after Lee surrendered to Grant Assassin John Wilkes Booth escapes; trapped by Union cavalry, shot and killed April 26th 7 million pay respects to Lincoln’s funeral train