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1 Civil War Virtual War Choose Your Flag

2 ConfederateUnion Table of Contents Reasons for the Civil War

3 Confederate States Seceded by Feb. 1861 –South Carolina (1860)South Carolina (1860) –MississippiMississippi –FloridaFlorida –AlabamaAlabama –GeorgiaGeorgia –LouisianaLouisiana –TexasTexas April 1861 – May 1861 –VirginiaVirginia –ArkansasArkansas –TennesseeTennessee –North CarolinaNorth Carolina Back Confederate Leaders

4 South Carolina Population Free = 301,302 Slaves = 402,406 Military Back To Confederate States Population Numbers Found at: Civil War Potpourri More Links to Military Units

5 Mississippi Population Free = 354,674 Slaves = 436,631 Military Back To Confederate States Population Numbers Found at: Civil War Potpourri More Links to Military Units

6 Florida Population Free = 78,679 Slaves = 61,745 Military Back To Confederate States Population Numbers Found at: Civil War Potpourri More Links to Military Units

7 Alabama Population Free = 519,121 Slaves = 435,080 Military Back To Confederate States Population Numbers Found at: Civil War Potpourri More Links to Military Units

8 Georgia Population Free = 505,088 Slaves = 462,198 Military Back To Confederate States Population Numbers Found at: Civil War Potpourri More Links to Military Units

9 Louisiana Population Free = 376,276 Slaves = 331,726 Military Back To Confederate States Population Numbers Found at: Civil War Potpourri More Links to Military Units

10 Texas Population Free = 421,649 Slaves = 182,566 Military Back To Confederate States Population Numbers Found at: Civil War Potpourri More Links to Military Units

11 Virginia Population Free = 1,105,453 Slaves = 490,865 Military Back To Confederate States Population Numbers Found at: Civil War Potpourri More Links to Military Units

12 North Carolina Population Free = 661,563 Slaves = 331,099 Military Back To Confederate States Population Numbers Found at: Civil War Potpourri More Links to Military Units

13 Arkansas Population Free = 324,335 Slaves = 111,115 Military Back To Confederate States Population Numbers Found at: Civil War Potpourri More Links to Military Units

14 Tennesee Population Free = 834,082 Slaves = 275,719 Military Back To Confederate States Population Numbers Found at: Civil War Potpourri More Links to Military Units

15 Reasons for the Civil War Not willing to give up slaveryslavery Three-Fifths Clause Invention of the Cotton GinCotton Gin Slave state Missouri added to the UnionMissouri Texas added to the Union as a slave stateTexas Gag Rule Voter Fraud in KansasKansas Choose Your Flag

16 Union States California Connecticut Delaware Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri New Hampshire New Jersey New York Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island Vermont Wisconsin West Virginia was created upon secession of VirginiaWest Virginia Nevada joined as a new stateNevada Back Union Leaders

17 California Population Free = 379,994 Military Back To Union States Population Numbers Found at: Civil War Potpourri More Links to Military Units

18 Connecticut Population Free = 460,147 Military Back To Union States Population Numbers Found at: Civil War Potpourri More Links to Military Units

19 Delaware Population Free = 110,418 Slave = 1,798 Military Back To Union States Population Numbers Found at: Civil War Potpourri More Links to Military Units

20 Illinois Population Free = 1,711,951 Military Back To Union States Population Numbers Found at: Civil War Potpourri More Links to Military Units

21 Indiana Population Free = 1,350,428 Military Back To Union States Population Numbers Found at: Civil War Potpourri More Links to Military Units

22 Iowa Population Free = 674,913 No Military Records Found Back To Union States Population Numbers Found at: Civil War Potpourri More Links to Military Units

23 Kansas Population Free = 107,204 Military Back To Union States Population Numbers Found at: Civil War Potpourri More Links to Military Units

24 Kentucky Population Free = 930,201 Slave = 225,483 Military Back To Union States Population Numbers Found at: Civil War Potpourri More Links to Military Units

25 Maine Population Free = 628,279 Military Back To Union States Population Numbers Found at: Civil War Potpourri More Links to Military Units

26 Maryland Population Free = 628,279 Military Back To Union States Population Numbers Found at: Civil War Potpourri More Links to Military Units

27 Massachusetts Population Free = 1,231,066 Military Back To Union States Population Numbers Found at: Civil War Potpourri More Links to Military Units

28 Michigan Population Free = 749,113 Military Back To Union States Population Numbers Found at: Civil War Potpourri More Links to Military Units

29 Minnesota Population Free = 172,023 Military Back To Union States Population Numbers Found at: Civil War Potpourri More Links to Military Units

30 Missouri Population Free = 1,067,081 Slave = 114,931 Military Back To Union States Population Numbers Found at: Civil War Potpourri More Links to Military Units

31 New Hampshire Population Free = 326,073 Military Back To Union States Population Numbers Found at: Civil War Potpourri More Links to Military Units

32 New Jersey Population Free = 672,017 Military Back To Union States Population Numbers Found at: Civil War Potpourri More Links to Military Units

33 New York Population Free = 3,880,735 Military Back To Union States Population Numbers Found at: Civil War Potpourri More Links to Military Units

34 Ohio Population Free = 2,339,511 No Military Data Found Back To Union States Population Numbers Found at: Civil War Potpourri More Links to Military Units

35 Oregon Population Free = 52,465 Military Back To Union States Population Numbers Found at: Civil War Potpourri More Links to Military Units

36 Pennsylvania Population Free = 2,906,215 Military Back To Union States Population Numbers Found at: Civil War Potpourri More Links to Military Units

37 Rhode Island Population Free = 174,620 Military Back To Union States Population Numbers Found at: Civil War Potpourri More Links to Military Units

38 Vermont Population Free = 315,098 Military Back To Union States Population Numbers Found at: Civil War Potpourri More Links to Military Units

39 Wisconsin Population Free = 775,881 Military Back To Union States Population Numbers Found at: Civil War Potpourri More Links to Military Units

40 Nevada Population Free = 6,857 Military Back To Union States Population Numbers Found at: Civil War Potpourri More Links to Military Units

41 West Virginia No Population Data Found West Virginia was created due to the secession of Virginia Military Back To Union States Population Numbers Found at: Civil War Potpourri More Links to Military Units

42 Confederate Leaders Capital – Montgomery, Alabama (up to1861)Montgomery, Alabama Richmond, Virginia (after 1861)Richmond, Virginia Danville, Virginia (after 1865)Danville, Virginia President – Jefferson DavisJefferson Davis Vice President – Alexander StephensAlexander Stephens General – Robert E. LeeRobert E. Lee Confederate Uniforms Confederate Battlefield Confederate States

43 Union Leaders Capital – Washington, DCWashington, DC President – Abraham LincolnAbraham Lincoln Vice President – Hannibal Hamlin, Andrew JohnsonHannibal HamlinAndrew Johnson General – Ulysses S. GrantUlysses S. Grant Union Uniforms Union Battlefield Union States

44 Union Battlefield Ft. Sumter Battle of Carthage First Battle of Bull Run Battle of Port Royal First Battle of Kernstown Shiloh First Battle of Independence Second Battle of Bull Run Battle of Harpers Ferry Battle of Antietam Battle of Fredicksville Battle of Chancelorsville Second Battle of Fredricksburg Battle of Gettysburg Battle of Plymouth Battle of Fort Stevens Battle of Atlanta Battle of Winchester Second Battle of Independence Sherman’s March to Sea Battle of Wilmington Battle of Appomattox Courthouse Full list of Battles Websites about the Civil WarMovies, Books, and Documentaries Union Leaders

45 Confederate Battlefield Ft. Sumter Battle of Carthage First Battle of Bull Run Battle of Port Royal First Battle of Kernstown Shiloh First Battle of Independence Second Battle of Bull Run Battle of Harpers Ferry Battle of Antietam Battle of Fredicksville Battle of Chancelorsville Second Battle of Fredricksburg Battle of Gettysburg Battle of Plymouth Battle of Fort Stevens Battle of Atlanta Battle of Winchester Second Battle of Independence Sherman’s March to Sea Battle of Wilmington Battle of Appomattox Courthouse Full list of Battles Websites about the Civil WarMovies, Books, and Documentaries Confederate Leaders

46 Websites about Civil War http://www.civilwar.com/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Civil_War http://americancivilwar.com/ http://www.civilwarhome.com/potpourr.htm http://www.civilwar.org/ http://www.civilwaralbum.com/ http://www.pacivilwar.com/histories.html http://www.history.com/classroom/guides/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confederate_States_ Army http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confederate_States_ of_America http://www.history.com/content/civilwar/the- emancipation-proclamation http://myloc.gov/Exhibitions/gettysburgaddress/P ages/default.aspx http://www.sonofthesouth.net/leefoundation/the- civil-war.htm http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civil_war_battles#186 1 http://www.history.com/content/civilwar/civil-war- videos http://www.history.com/maps.do?type=view&cat Name=North+America&catId=1&letter=S&m apId=1355&mapName=Secession+of+Sout hern+States%2C+1861 http://www.history.com/civilwar/shermansmarch/ http://www.history.com/maps.do?type=view&cat Name=North+America&catId=1&letter=S&m apId=1360&mapName=Sherman%27s+Mar ch%2C+1863-1865 http://www.civilwarhome.com/ http://www.history.com/content/civilwar http://www.history.com/content/civilwar/the -emancipation-proclamation/the- gettysburg-address More WebsitesMovies, Books, and Documentaries

47 Websites (cont.) http://www.civilwarhome.com/civilwararmies.htm http://www.history.com/maps.do?type=view&cat Name=North+America&catId=1&letter=C&m apId=1414&mapName=The+Civil+War+Cen tral+U.S.%2C+1862 http://www.civil-war.net/ http://www.history.com/maps.do?type=view&cat Name=North+America&catId=1&letter=C&m apId=1415&mapName=The+Civil+War+in+t he+Eastern+United+States%2C+1861-1862 http://www.history.com/maps.do?type=vie w&catName=North+America&catId=1 &letter=G&mapId=1419&mapName=T he+Gettysburg+Campaign%2C+1862- 1863 http://www.history.com/maps.do?type=vie w&catName=North+America&catId=1 &letter=R&mapId=1425&mapName=T he+Reconstruction%2C+1868-1877 http://www.researchonline.net/sccw/scunits.htm http://www.wisconsinhistory.org/wlhba/searchRe sults.asp?y1=1860&y2=1865&mhd=Civil+W ar&adv=yes http://www.kidport.com/RefLib/usaHistory/CivilW ar/CivilWar.htm http://sunsite.utk.edu/civil-war/warweb.html#state Back to Websites Table of Contents Movies, Books, and Documentaries

48 Books, Movies, and Documentaries http://www.wildwestweb.net/videos2.html Table of Contents

49 Choose Your Flag Confederate States –South CarolinaSouth Carolina –MississippiMississippi –FloridaFlorida –AlabamaAlabama –GeorgiaGeorgia –LouisianaLouisiana –TexasTexas –VirginiaVirginia –North CarolinaNorth Carolina –ArkansasArkansas –TenneseeTennesee Union States –CaliforniaCalifornia –ConnecticutConnecticut –DelawareDelaware –IllinoisIllinois –IndianaIndiana –IllinoisIllinois –IndianaIndiana –IowaIowa Union States (cont.) –KansasKansas –KentuckyKentucky –MaineMaine –MarylandMaryland –MassachusettsMassachusetts –MichiganMichigan –MinnesotaMinnesota –MissouriMissouri –New HampshireNew Hampshire –New JerseyNew Jersey –New YorkNew York –OhioOhio –OregonOregon –PennsylvaniaPennsylvania –Rhode IslandRhode Island –VermontVermont –WisconsinWisconsin –NevadaNevada –West VirginiaWest Virginia Confederate Leaders Union Leaders Union Battlefield Confederate Battlefield Websites about Civil WarWebsites about Civil War Websites (cont.) Books, Movies, and DocumentariesBooks, Movies, and Documentaries Table of Contents Credits

50 Created by: Alan Warren Photos: All photos were listed as public domain and contributed by Wikimedia Commons.

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