'Draft riots' diaporamas de présentation

Civil War Unit Test Review

Civil War Unit Test Review. How Long Did The Civil War Last?. 1861-1865. Slavery in the United states was abolished by what?. The 13 th Amendment. Who assassinated President Lincoln?. John Wilkes Booth. What battle ended in a Union victory on July 4, 1863?. Vicksburg.

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The Civil War 1861-1865

The Civil War 1861-1865. Answer North or South. Confederacy Union Blue Grey Yankees Rebels Abraham Lincoln Jefferson Davis Robert E. Lee U.S. Grant. The Civil War. North South Union Confederacy Yankees Rebels Blue Gray

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The Politics of War

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54 th Regiment

54 th Regiment. http://www.history.com/topics/draft-riots/videos#gilder-lehrman-massachussetts-54th. Chapter 15. Section 4. Objectives. Explain how opposition to the war caused problems for both sides. Identify the reasons that both sides passed draft laws.

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Life During the Civil War

Life During the Civil War. Soldiers. Johnny Reb 750,000 (18-45) served 1 out of 3 died Billy Yank 2.1 million (18-45) served 1 in 10 died Pay: approximately $13.00/month. Camp Life. Some pleasant moments:

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Life During the Civil War

Life During the Civil War. Soldiers. Johnny Reb 750,000 (18-45) served 1 out of 3 died Billy Yank 2.1 million (18-45) served 1 in 10 died Pay: approximately $13.00/month. Camp Life. Some pleasant moments:

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The War Effort At Home

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The Civil War and American Life

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17.4 (p.500-504)

17.4 (p.500-504). Hardships of War. deadlier weapons, primitive medical care, unsanitary conditions, disease. lack of food/clothing/shelter; continuous activity or complete boredom. NORTH: opposition to draft; riots in cities; suspension of Habeus Corpus.

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Social Studies Task Cards

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The Politics of War

The Politics of War. The British Position The Emancipation Proclamation Dealing with Dissent . British Neutrality & The Trent Affair .

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The Politics of the Civil War

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Two Societies at War: Mobilization, Resources, and Internal Dissent

Two Societies at War: Mobilization, Resources, and Internal Dissent. The D.C. Emancipation Act. April 16, 1862 a bill ending slavery in the District of Columbia was signed by President Abraham Lincoln. The law provided for: immediate emancipation

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Behind the Lines Isabelle Holland

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