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Chapter 11

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Chapter 11

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The Civil WarThe Civil War

• Pgs 336,337,344,369– What do you see when you

look at their faces?– What do you think the

minimum age to enlist in the military should be? Why?

– What effect do you think photography can have on a war?

– Long-term causes of the civil war

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The Civil WarThe Civil War

• Long and short term causes of the war

• Early events of the war and war strategies

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The Civil WarThe Civil War

• Three long-term causes

• Three short-term causes

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Long Term Cause #1Long Term Cause #1

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Long Term Cause #2Long Term Cause #2

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Long Term Cause #3Long Term Cause #3

Stephen Douglas

Popular sovereignty

Nullification: the right of a state to declare Nullification: the right of a state to declare an act of Congress null and void???an act of Congress null and void???

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The Civil WarThe Civil War

• Three long-term causes1. System of slavery

2. Regionalism

3. States’ rights

• Three short-term causes1. Election of Lincoln

2. Secession of S.C.

3. Firing on Fort Sumter

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Fort SumterFort Sumter• When Lincoln was

inaugurated, only two forts were in Union control

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Fort SumterFort Sumter• First shots of the war

– Lincoln turned the tables– Jefferson Davis had to

decide between doing nothing and ordering an attack

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““A Short War”A Short War”• North’s war strategy:

– Anaconda Plan1. Blockade southern ports

2. Split the Confederacy in two by way of the MS River

3. Capture Richmond, VA (the capital)

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““A Short War”A Short War”• South’s war strategy:

– Mostly defensive• Keep control of the capital• Invade the North whenever

possible

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““A Short War”A Short War”• Battle of Bull Run

– North was winning at first• “There is Jackson standing

like a stone wall!”

– Southern reinforcements came and turned it into a victory

• Many in the South thought that the war was over

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““A Short War”A Short War”• Southern civilians came

out to watch the battle