1. “Barbara Frietchie” By John Greenleaf Whittier

2. Setting –Set during The Civil War –1861- 1865

4. Host Army

5. Confederate Troops –Led by Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson –Rebel/ –Confederate troops march into Fredericktown, Maryland

6. Border State- Maryland

8. Stonewall Jackson

9. Robert E. Lee

10. Rebel/ Confederate Flag Southern Flag.

11. Union Flag (crimson bars)

12. The Civil War 1861-1865

13. End Slavery

15. Overseer/ patrolmen

17. Allusion- indirect reference

18. Town of Frederick

19. Couplet Two consecutive lines of poetry that rhyme. Ex: Up from the meadows rich with corn, Clear in the cool September morn

20. –Up from the meadows – rich with corn, –Clear in the cool –September morn.

21. –Roses are red (A) –Violets are blue (B) –Sugar is sweet (C) And so are you (B)

22. Barbara Frietchie

23. –Fourscore and ten –How old was she?

24. Staff- pole

25. Tread- step

26. Rent- (verb) tore

27. Stirred (V) woke up

28. Host- army

29. Paraphrase vs. Summary The church spires of Frederick rise up from the cornfields, clear in the September morning. The spires are surrounded by the green hills of Maryland.