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1 Unit 3: The Civil War & Reconstruction

2 Jigsaw You have 10 minutes to read your selection
When we’re all ready, we’ll share at our table groups

3 Changes in the Nation Sectional identities 3 main sections North South
West

4 Changes in the Nation Each section had a distinct identity, influenced by the people who settled there. Sectionalism: a strong attachment to regional interests

5 Today: The North Using your packet & a textbook, gather information about: the ways in which the North was changing during this time the Northern identity

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