There were many spies in the Civil War. One of them was Rose Greenhow. Rose Greenhow was a very skillful spy. She did a lot to help the Confederates.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Search HomeFind Friends Edit ProfileView As … grapevine Friends From Born onEducation Work About me Philosophy Religion Political Views Favorite Quote.

Advertisements

The.

First Grade Sight Words

What was the role of women spies in the Civil War? By: Abi

Spartan boys or men spent most of their lives in the army The Spartans had the best arme in Greece. IT WAS HARD!

What is Valentine's day? Why do we celebrate it?.

Emmeline Pankhurst By Olivia Nelson. Background Emmeline was born on the 15 th of July 1858 Emmeline was born on the 15 th of July 1858 She was the oldest.

Jessie James The early years. Robert Sallee James Born July 7 th 1818 in Kentucky 1838 enrolled at Georgetown College Kentucky While there he met and.

 African Americans had a lot of involvement in the war because fighting in the war meant freedom  In 1775 the Continental Army was ordered to discharge.

Harriet Tubman By Hunter King. Introduction I am Doing this PowerPoint to tell you about a great women… HARRIET TUBMAN.

The Civil War and Florida. What caused The Civil War? The states in the North had different views on slavery than the states in the South! The Northern.

iMAGINE what happened, then be grateful we aren’t in the situation ! When will this cruel war be over? The Civil War diary of Emma Thompson By Barry Denenburg.

Andrew Jackson Born 1767 Jackson was called “Common Mans President”.

My Bondage My Freedom By Frederick Douglass. Author Background Born on February 14, Born into slavery. Separated from mother when he was still an.

A Notable Woman, whose teaching and nursing career helped the community to be a better place, Clara Barton. Janairy & Jocelyn 8-2.

Mary Rowlandson Indian Captivity Writer A portrait of Mary Rowlandson.

Women: Role and Effects

African Americans and Women in the Civil War. 10% of the Union army were African Americans 18% of Union sailors were African Americans They were organized.

Nursery Mission Impossible Superhero week. Day One The children received a message from Spiderman saying that Walt was missing and he needed their help!

HERstory Women and the Civil War. For women, the Civil War “ represented both burden and opportunity ”

By: Jasmine Evans, Grace Yang, and Nikki Barrow.  As men moved away to many factories, offices and into shops, the household became a place for the females.

Eva peron by taylor starr.

Edgar Allan Poe Biography Webquest. 1. Name Poe’s parents. Elizabeth Arnold Poe David Poe, Jr. 2. What was Poe’s mother’s profession when he was born?

By: Nathalia Guerrero Monica Joy.  Born: 1820 in Dorchester County, Maryland  Died: March 10, 1913 in Auburn, New York  She was a runaway slave from.

Written by: Sharon Gayle Retold by: Ms. Rosales  Harriet was not born free. She was born a slave. Her family belonged to someone else. She was lovingly.

 Harriet began working on the plantation as a child with no education. She suffered serious brain damage because her owner hit her in the head with a.

The Lesser Known Women of the American Civil War Click here to begin! Click here to begin!

The Role African American Women During The Civil War Had A Direct Effect On The Success Of The Union And The Failure Of The Confederacy.

A Changing Nation 1-2 A Unit 4

1. Who led the struggle for the rights of women and abolition in Pennsylvania? 2. What role did Pennsylvania play in the Civil War? 3. What changes took.

Events Of The Civil War By: Valerie Ward. Firing On Fort Sumter The firing on fort Sumter happened in the year of This event happened in Charleston,

Jane Long Childhood Jane Long was born on July 23, 1798, in Charles County, Maryland. When she was less than a year old, Jane’s father died.

Phillis Wheatley Presented by: Allison Hoinville.

WOMEN AND THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION REVOLUTIONARY HEROINES.

Frederick Douglass By: Marrisa Carrasco W. Stiern Middle School Ms. Marshall H.S.S 8.10 co.

Today we will… Packet from the table Study for States Test

High-Frequency Sight Words (end of Grade 1)

The Grimke Sisters By Dashay Williams.

Athens V Sparta. Athens and Sparta were probably the two most famous and powerful city states in Ancient Greece. However, they were both very different.

By Alexander M. Barker. Born as a slave in the late 1700s Owned by the Blow family Parents are unknown Lived in Southampton County, VA Moved to Alabama;

The Compromise of 1850 Henry Clay John C. Calhoun Zachary Taylor Daniel Webster Millard Fillmore.

By: Tate Childhood  Fredrick Douglass was Born in 1818 he was a slave. He was raised by his grandma cause his mother was rented out to another farm.

Sojourner Truth Fernando De La Cruz Andrew Diaz Andrew Diaz.

I am doing a research on the Underground Railroad in the American Civil War. I am going to talk about Harriet Tubman saving slaves, conductors hiding.

By : Shelby Shier Lydia Darragh.

John Jay BY: KYRA CHURCH. My presentation is going to be about a great man. He had a family to worry about when he was gone doing the great things he.

Abigail Adams By: Naomi LARA-medina.

Harriet Tubman Alexa. Slaves Slaves worked all day and night some didn’t even get any sleep! Like Harriet Tubman, born a slave, always a slave. While.

Harriet Tubman By Talia. Childhood Harriet was born in Harriet was born in She had to work when she was only 3 years old. She had to work.

The Life of Harriet Tubman By Sandra Campos Angela Paulino Briana Young.

Harriet Tubman By Sarah Lorenz. Background BIRTH PLACE: Edward Brodas plantation near Bucktown, Dorchester County, Maryland. Born in 1820 or Since.

Harriet Tubman. My Hero, Harriet Tubman Harriet’s Early Life  Harriet Tubman was born in Maryland in the year  Her birth name was Araminta Ross.

The Civil War The Connecticut Adventure Chapter 8.

The Struggle for freedom By Maria Putnam. What was the under ground railroads? The Underground Railroad, a vast network of people who helped fugitive.

By: Janaya Ellis. In Stratford Hall Plantation, Westmoreland, Virginia, on January 19 th of 1807, was when Robert Edward Lee was born. His parents are.

Biography By: Alonna.C.Jones

Harriet Tubman by Kayla Magana. Harriet Tubman's Family Life Harriet Tubman as born on January 29, 1820 in Dorchester Maryland. Harriet and Benjamin Ross.

Slaves, women and Native Americans after the war

Harriet Jacobs 1813 ? Harriet Jacobs  Born into slavery in North Carolina  Orphaned at the age of 16  Taken into the home of her owner and.

By: Leslie Day. * Please answer question 1a during the video. G-nfHtc.

Popcorn Words the to and he a I you it of in 1.1.

Harriet Tubman A Presentation by: Brittany Leatherman.

Kailyn Hoppe Block 2 Harriet was born in she was born into slavery with the name Araminta. Until she changed it to Harriet. Harriet was forced.

A fascinating, freedom fighter: The woman who stopped slavery! The wonderful; Sojourner Truth Author: Cierra McKenzie.

First Grade Sight Words see Getting Started the.

George Washington. Early Life Born on February 22, 1732 Born in Westmore County, Virginia. First born in his family. His siblings are John, Samuel, Charles,

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights DECEMBER 10 th 1948 Adapted from

What symbols or motifs are present in this book? What do you think are the central themes of the stories? Daily Journal03 November 2015.

What symbols or motifs are present in this book

Presentation transcript:

There were many spies in the Civil War. One of them was Rose Greenhow. Rose Greenhow was a very skillful spy. She did a lot to help the Confederates. Without her there would have been many failures for the Civil War.

Rose Greenhow’s friend, John C. Calhoun, (Confederate politician) convinced Rose to follow Confederate interests. Her husband taught her history and allowed her to view state department documents. Her parents were slave owners so they probably supported the Confederate cause. Her Aunt introduced her to politics because when she was moved to Washington D.C. her Aunt introduced her to important figures, through social climbing.

Four of Rose’s children died as infants and one died as a teenager. Her oldest daughter, Florence, married a Union captain in the Army. However, while Florence had some loyalty for her mothers cause she had some concern for her husbands career, as did he. Rose sent Leila west to live with Florence in fear of her safety. Little Rose stayed with Rose. Little Rose accompanied her mother for five months at old capitol prisonment.

Rose did not want her freedom to have slaves be taken away from her. She said, “I am a southern women born with revolutionary blood in my veins.” She held parties with people of political influence to find out information. She also flirted with men to find out information. She had to learn to write in code in order to send secret messages. Her ability to sew helped her to hide secret messages in her clothing. Rose sent a secret message to General Beauregard helping him to gather more troops, in time to defeat the Union. Rose was unassuming because she was a women therefore she was a clever spy. She was known for putting secret messages in a chignon (sheen-yon) and her clothing.

Rose did survive the Civil War, but when she was bringing gold to the Confederates her boat got capsized and she drowned. She held parties to find out information and her husband also allowed her to view state department documents. She was also a hostess.

Rose Greenhow was a very brave spy. She did a lot more than most spy’s have done. But after the civil war she died in She was buried at Wilmington, North Carolina.