1. Good morning!
Please get out your Major Themes sheet and your Post Seminar Task questions.
Find a place in your notes to respond to an “I see, I think, I wonder” prompt.

2. First Four
Cartoon Analysis
I see…
I think…
I wonder…

3. Review Socratic Seminar: Lincoln & Emancipation End of Civil War
How do we resolve conflict?
GQ1 – Why did the war last 4 yrs?
GQ2 – How great were the immediate impacts of the war?
Socratic Seminar: Lincoln & Emancipation
End of Civil War
Last battles

4. The Progress of War:

5. End of the War
April 9 – Appomattox Court House
April 14

6. Casualties on Both Sides

7. Civil War Casualties in Comparison to Other Wars

8. What’s next?
What are the big issues or questions once the war is over?
Unit Question: How do we resolve conflict?
GQ3 - What were the aims & outcomes of Reconstruction?

9. Post War Key Questions
1. How do we bring the South back into the Union?
4. Who gets
to decide?
2. How do we rebuild the South?
3. What
happens with
former slaves?

10. GQ3 - What were the aims & outcomes of Reconstruction?
Jigsaw Groups
With your group, identify the chief goals and actions taken during Reconstruction from your assigned perspective.
President Lincoln
President Johnson
Radical Republicans in Congress
Resources – Grey book pp , AMSCO pp , Pageant pp

11. Post War Key Questions
1. How do we bring the South back into the Union?
4. Who gets
to decide?
2. How do we rebuild the South?
3. What
happens with
former slaves?

12. Use your charts to create a visual to represent your assigned “plan” for Reconstruction.
Goal(s) of your plan
Specific steps taken toward goal(s)
Challenges/conflicts in working toward goal(s)
Results/outcomes, successes/failures
Be prepared to share your visual with the class

13. Paper 2 Part B Question
How far did President Johnson continue the Reconstruction policies of President Lincoln?