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Understanding the Civil War Vocabulary Unit

Explore Civil War terms, make predictions, and delve into its impact on American history. Identify, define, illustrate key vocabulary words. Engage with essential questions and learn about the Confederacy, secession, and more!

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Understanding the Civil War Vocabulary Unit

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  1. When you first get in…. Add the LO & DQ to PAGE 45: LO: Identify & Illustrate Civil War Vocabulary Make predictions about the Civil War Unit DQ: What predictions can you make about the Civil War Unit? –no summary Table of Contents: Pg. 42 Essential Questions 10/1/13 Pg. 43 Civil War Cover Page 10/1/13 Pg. 44 Video Question 10/1/13 Pg. 45 Vocabulary 10/1/13

  2. Essential Questions pg. 42 • How did various factors lead to the outcome of the war? • How & why did America change politically, culturally, and economically as a result of the Civil War?

  3. Make Tab pg. 43 • Civil War • Put on page 61 • Add Essential Question #1 and #2 (on front board)

  4. Right Side pg. 45 • For each vocabulary word you need: Textbook Definition Your Own Definition Illustration related to vocabulary word 2. Vocabulary Words: 1. emancipate- to set free 2. secede 3. Confederate States of America 4. border states 5. conscription 6. income tax

  5. Cover Page pg. 43 • Draw a picture about what you think the Civil War Unit is going to be about based on what you saw in the video! • Remember to keep image school appropriate and historically accurate

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