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1 The Civil War The Union The Confederacy
Aka “The United States of America” Aka “the North” President= Abraham Lincoln Generals to remember: Ulysses S. Grant Wm. Tecumseh Sherman The Confederacy Aka “ The Confederate States of America (CFA) Aka “the South” President: Jefferson Davis General to remember: Robert E. Lee

2 What do you notice?

3 Wartime Advantages NORTH SOUTH Population Industrialization Navy
Leadership Financial SOUTH Strong Military Tradition Defensive War Leaders

4 Disadvantages? North Reluctant army Conscription

5 Strategies North South Anaconda Plan
“Preserve the Union”…keeping border states in Union South Securing foreign aid/ recognition

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