CIVIL WAR Really?. Robert E. Lee Abraham Lincoln.

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CIVIL WAR Really?

Robert E. Lee

Abraham Lincoln

“Stonewall” Jackson

Three Confederate Prisoners

Ulysses S. Grant

Abraham Lincoln at Antietam

Battle of Antietam

John Brown

John Brown, fanatic

Dred Scott

Kansas Nebraska Act

Caning of Charles Sumner

Issues Slavery States’ Rights Abolitionist Movement Economic Differences Cultural Differences

Events End of Mexican War Fugitive Slave Act Uncle Tom’s Cabin Bleeding Kansas Caning of Charles Sumner Dred Scott Decision Lecompton Constitution Rejected John Brown’s Raid on Harper’s Ferry Abraham Lincoln Elected

Investigate Examine timeline Mark when states entered Identify whether slave or free Note when you think tensions were rising (examine Senate balance) Review events not listed in this PPT for impact

Compare North & South Describe economies Describe cultures Describe views on slavery Describe constitutional philosophies

Explore Events in Powerpoint and Webquest Identify magnitude of impact Rank Explain reasoning behind ranking Determine ‘Last Straw’ Deliver a persuasive speech defending your ‘Last Straw’

Alone or Group? Timeline & Map activity: 1 partner, 2 days Issues: groups of 2 or 3, 3 days Events: groups of 4 or 5, 4 days Explore: alone, 1 day Speech: alone!

Good Luck !