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The American Civil
      War
  By: Chelsea Starks & Sean Moss
Intro


What you’re going to do is learn a different way of what
went on with the American Civil War with a little
twist
SWAG (Most Peaceful)

           The Southern states
           decided to band together
           and become the
           Confederate States of
           America
DEFENSE

    The South attacks
    Fort Sumter, South
    Carolina, so in
    response, Lincoln ca&s
    in volunteers to enlist
    to help put down the
    rebe&ion
DETER

    The conflict has
    already occurred so
    the war Lincoln was
    trying to avoid was
    already in motion.
COMPEL

    The conflict has
    already occurred so
    the war Lincoln was
    trying to avoid was
    already in motion.
OFFENSE (Most Aggressive)

              Everything jumped
              straight to offense
              because of either
              unmoving side. So the
              war began and
              continued for four
              bloody years
CERA

Cause(s)

Event(s)

Resolution

A)ermath
CAUSE(S)
The North had a& the political power because their cities grew more rapid than
Southern states

The North had a& the political power because their cities grew more rapid than
Southern states

The South stars wanted to break away *om the North and fight for their own
independence this was ca&ed States Rights

  Slavery was another topic America was split on for the simple fact that the
  South had a mostly agricultural economy but people in the North ca&ed
  abolitionists wanted to band slavery because they felt it was mora&y wrong as
  we& as inhumane
EVENT(S)
There were major arguments over whether there should be slavery in the new states - Kansas
and Missouri - which started the war of “Bleeding Kansas”

Abolitionist John Brown dies as a martyr trying to help out rebel slaves by breaking into a
federal Armory. He was caught and hung.

Southerner see Lincoln’s acceptance into office a disadvantage towards them since he vowed a
slave *ee country.

Conf. States attack Fort Sumter, South Carolina. Major Robert Anderson surrenders fort to
conf. troops. Lincoln ca&ed for more troops and failed and caused more states to secede.

Victory at Getysburg and Vicksburg in 1863 marked turning point in the Union’s favor.
RESOLUTION


The American Civil War lasted four bloody years until
the North fina&y prevailed, the States were unified
again, and slavery was abolished.
AFTERMATH

The war ended at a cost of 620,000 lives

Abe Lincoln is assassinated

The South endured many failed attempts to
Reconstruction in hopes that it could impose a new society
on them.
Citations
Ryan, Joe. "American Civil War Causes Kids Zone." American Civil War History Timelines
Battle Map Pictures. Americancivilwar.com. Web. 10 May 2011. <http://
americancivilwar.com/kids_zone/causes.html>.

"The Battle of Vicksburg." The American Civil War Home Page. Web. 10 May 2011. <http://
www.civilwarhome.com/battleofvicksburg.htm>.

"The American Civil War Homepage." University of Tennessee: SunSITE. Web. 10 May 2011.
<http://sunsite.utk.edu/civil-war/warweb.html>.

Hickman, Kennedy. "American Civil War Causes - Causes of the Civil War." Military
History - Warfare through the Ages - Battles and Conflicts - Weapons of War - Military
Leaders in History. Web. 10 May 2011. <http://militaryhistory.about.com/od/civilwar/a/
CivilWarCauses_2.htm>.

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The American Civil War: From SWAG to Offense

  • 1. The American Civil War By: Chelsea Starks & Sean Moss
  • 2. Intro What you’re going to do is learn a different way of what went on with the American Civil War with a little twist
  • 3. SWAG (Most Peaceful) The Southern states decided to band together and become the Confederate States of America
  • 4. DEFENSE The South attacks Fort Sumter, South Carolina, so in response, Lincoln ca&s in volunteers to enlist to help put down the rebe&ion
  • 5. DETER The conflict has already occurred so the war Lincoln was trying to avoid was already in motion.
  • 6. COMPEL The conflict has already occurred so the war Lincoln was trying to avoid was already in motion.
  • 7. OFFENSE (Most Aggressive) Everything jumped straight to offense because of either unmoving side. So the war began and continued for four bloody years
  • 9. CAUSE(S) The North had a& the political power because their cities grew more rapid than Southern states The North had a& the political power because their cities grew more rapid than Southern states The South stars wanted to break away *om the North and fight for their own independence this was ca&ed States Rights Slavery was another topic America was split on for the simple fact that the South had a mostly agricultural economy but people in the North ca&ed abolitionists wanted to band slavery because they felt it was mora&y wrong as we& as inhumane
  • 10. EVENT(S) There were major arguments over whether there should be slavery in the new states - Kansas and Missouri - which started the war of “Bleeding Kansas” Abolitionist John Brown dies as a martyr trying to help out rebel slaves by breaking into a federal Armory. He was caught and hung. Southerner see Lincoln’s acceptance into office a disadvantage towards them since he vowed a slave *ee country. Conf. States attack Fort Sumter, South Carolina. Major Robert Anderson surrenders fort to conf. troops. Lincoln ca&ed for more troops and failed and caused more states to secede. Victory at Getysburg and Vicksburg in 1863 marked turning point in the Union’s favor.
  • 11. RESOLUTION The American Civil War lasted four bloody years until the North fina&y prevailed, the States were unified again, and slavery was abolished.
  • 12. AFTERMATH The war ended at a cost of 620,000 lives Abe Lincoln is assassinated The South endured many failed attempts to Reconstruction in hopes that it could impose a new society on them.
  • 13. Citations Ryan, Joe. "American Civil War Causes Kids Zone." American Civil War History Timelines Battle Map Pictures. Americancivilwar.com. Web. 10 May 2011. <http:// americancivilwar.com/kids_zone/causes.html>. "The Battle of Vicksburg." The American Civil War Home Page. Web. 10 May 2011. <http:// www.civilwarhome.com/battleofvicksburg.htm>. "The American Civil War Homepage." University of Tennessee: SunSITE. Web. 10 May 2011. <http://sunsite.utk.edu/civil-war/warweb.html>. Hickman, Kennedy. "American Civil War Causes - Causes of the Civil War." Military History - Warfare through the Ages - Battles and Conflicts - Weapons of War - Military Leaders in History. Web. 10 May 2011. <http://militaryhistory.about.com/od/civilwar/a/ CivilWarCauses_2.htm>.

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