'Few factories' diaporamas de présentation

Civil War Data

Civil War Data. Name :Chris irlas Date:3/15/201 1 Period:5. Causes Of The Civil War. In November 1860 Abraham Lincoln was elected President of the united states.

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Chapter 22: The Civil War

Chapter 22: The Civil War. South: voluntarily joined, could voluntarily leave; defend Southern Independence North: South were traitors, needed to preserve the union Southern States: SC, MS, FL, AL, GA, LA, TX, VA, AK, TN, NC

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Jacksonian Era

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The Start of the Civil War

The Start of the Civil War. Secession!: SC ? Dec. 20, 1860. Fort Sumter: April 12, 1861. Confederate officials began seizing federal-mint branches, arsenals, and military posts. Fort Sumter was a Federal outpost in Charleston, SC. . Fort Sumter: April 12, 1861.

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The War Begins

The War Begins. Two federal forts in South (one was Fort Sumter, SC). Lincoln sent supplies to Ft. Sumter - seen as act of war by South. After 1 day of bombing fort surrendered. Both sides called for/ received tens of thousands of volunteers . The Path to War.

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Developed VS Developing Countries

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The Republic of Georgia

The Republic of Georgia. And why we should invest. Overview.

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Life in the North

Life in the North. Chapter 14, Section 2. How were conditions in factories in the 1840s worse than those in the 1820s? What did factory workers hope to accomplish by joining together? Who were the new immigrants in the mid-1800s? How were free African Americans treated in the North?.

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Comparing Military Strength during the Revolutionary War

Comparing Military Strength during the Revolutionary War. By Karen Balke and Helen Smith. The British Army 1776 STRENGTHS OR ADVANTAGES. A powerful nation with a well-established government 9 million citizens The most powerful navy in the world

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