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1 The End of the War Union Victory and Tragedy: Positive and Negative Effects of the Civil War Date

2 POSITIVE EFFECT: UNION WON!
Appomattox Court House Lee surrenders to Grant Lee encourages Confederacy to accept defeat Add 3 facts from “Surrender at Appomattox Court House” Reading 1. 2. 3.

3 Effects of Civil War: Positive
What were the positive effects? Union was secure Federal government grew Freedom to millions of African Americans First war to reflect technology of Industrial Revolution

4 NEGATIVE EFFECT: # Dead
620,000 died

5 Negative Effects…. Bitterness remained on both sides
South lost struggle for independence South lost cotton trade with England Southern economy DESTROYED Union armies DESTROYED Southern land Southerners feared North seek revenge

6 What was Lincoln’s view of effects of Civil War?

7 Negative Effect: Lincoln’s Assassination
John Wilkes Booth April 14th 1865 Watching “Our American Cousin” at Fords Theatre Invited Grant but Grant declined for personal reasons

8 Lincoln’s Death Died of complications related to the gun shot
7:22 AM April 15th 1865 Surgeon Charles Leale

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10 The Conspirators John Wilkes Booth, killed after he refused to surrender Lewis Powell to assassinate Sec of State William Seward - gun misfires and fails George Atzerodt to assassinate Andrew Johnson - decides at the last minute not to go through with it

11 Lewis “Paine” Powell tries to assassinate Secretary of State Seward

12 The Trial Military Tribunal
Everyone with any connection to Booth was arrested All primary conspirators found guilty Mary Surratt, mother of one of the conspirators, was first woman executed in the US

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14 NOW WHAT? HOW DO WE RECOVER FROM THE DESTRUCTION? What do we do?

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