1. By: Sydney Parson

2. It started on April 12, 1861 Shots were fired on the fort that morning and the fort was surrender to South Carolina The attack on the fort made four other states join the confederacy

3. Abraham Lincoln William T. Sherman John Brown Ulysses S. Grant

4. Robert E. Lee Stonewell Jackson Braxton Bregg Jefferson Davis

5. Robert Anderson Don Carlos Buell John Buford Napoleon Bonaparte Buford Ambrose E. Burnside Benjamin Franklin Cheatham Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain Patrick Ronayne Cleburne John Lincoln "Johnny" Clem Philip St. George Cooke Jabez Lamar Monroe Curry George Armstrong Custer Thomas Ward Custer Jefferson Davis Varina Howell Davis Dorothea Dix Basil Wilson Duke Harriet Tubman Don Carlos Buell John Buford Napoleon Bonaparte Buford Ambrose E. Burnside Benjamin Franklin Cheatham Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain Patrick Ronayne Cleburne John Lincoln "Johnny" Clem Philip St. George Cooke Jabez Lamar Monroe Curry George Armstrong Custer Thomas Ward Custer Jefferson Davis Varina Howell Davis Dorothea Dix Basil Wilson Duke

6. Great Britain Russia France

7. Fort Summer First battle happened here Incoming shells started fire on southern confederacy Southern troops leaders demanded union troop leaders to leave fort summer Southern troops won the battle Gettysburg July 1, 1863 Bloodiest battle in the civil war 9,000 soldiers and more were killed in each army Last battle happened here and northern won

8. Showed that America can win battles and people can stand up for what they believe in. It abolished slavery, 4 million slaves were free It changed a lot of families lives by losing loved ones around 618,000 deaths total in the civil war

9. Weapons Artillery Minie Ball Small Arm Rifles Cannons Swords Train Ambulance Wagons Horses Ironclad war ships Most soldiers had to walk everywhere by foot Vehicles

10. California Connecticut Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Maine Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Nevada New Hampshire New York New Jersey Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island Vermont Border States West Virginia Kentucky Missouri Delaware Maryland

11. Deaths in Prison 24,866 Drowning 4,944 Accidental deaths 4,144 Murdered 520 Suicides 391 Sunstroke 313 Military executions 267 Killed after capture 104 Executed by enemy 64 Unclassified 14,155 The Civil war had the same amount of World War and World War 2

13. Davis, Burke. "Causlities in Civil War." N.p., 11-1-04. Web. 23 Mar 2011.. Freeman, Joanne. "Time Line of Civil War." N.p., 01-15- 00. Web. 24 Mar 2011.. Columbia, Encyclopedia. "Causes of Civil War." Causes. Columbia Univeristy Press, 1993. Web. 24 Mar 2011..

14. Union The leader Major General George He led his army the Potomac to fed off Confederate troops invading north. The leader Robert E. Lee was moved his troops towards the north He led them to Philadelphia He told his troops to kill any union troop on the way Co nfederate

15. Ended on April, 18, 1865 Confederacy surrender, approximately 617,000 American’s died that is as most death as all the other wars combined The southern landscape was devastated General Lee met at the Appomattox court house and signed the surrender papers