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The War 1863 E.Q. Did the Emancipation Proclamation free slaves?
P.T. Who issued the Emancipation Proclamation?
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Emancipation Proclamation
Issued September 22, 1862 Written by Abe Lincoln After the Battle of Sharpsburg Did not go into effect until January 1, 1863 Did not free any slaves in the North Tried to free slaves in a foreign country where he had no right
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Emancipation Proclamation (Cont.)
Trying to use a military measure Wanted to cause a slave up-rising Could keep slaves if returned to Union before January 1, 1863
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What is Happening up North
Draft Riots in New York City Lasted from July 13 –17, 1863 Union troops fired into mob Estimated casualties were over 1,000 civilians
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What is Happening up North (cont.)
Large number of blacks were killed by the rioters The War was considered a rich man’s war and a poor man’s fight Also had riots in Boston and Milwaukee
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Georgia Supplies the CSA
Farmers switch from growing cotton to food supplies Industry provides military equipment Gunpowder Rifles Cannons Sabers Clothes
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Georgia Supplies the CSA (cont.)
Manufacturing Centers Atlanta Roswell Columbus Augusta Macon Savannah Private Homes
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Railroads in Georgia Atlanta is a vital supply line for troops
Over 1400 miles of railroad, the best in the Deep South Called the “Heart of the Confederacy” due to this Great Locomotive Chase April 1862
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What did you learn today?
Reflection What did you learn today?
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