'John bell hood' diaporamas de présentation

Civil War

Civil War. UNIT FIVE. William T. Sherman. From the NORTH or SOUTH?. NORTH. ANSWER. Abraham Lincoln. From the NORTH or SOUTH?. NORTH. ANSWER. Jefferson D avis. From the NORTH or SOUTH?. SOUTH. ANSWER. Alexander Stephens. From the NORTH or SOUTH?. SOUTH. ANSWER. Ulysses S. Grant.

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Chapter 15 Section 2

Chapter 15 Section 2. Texans Go To War. In its declaration of secession, Texas stated that it intended to go to war to preserve a southern way of life that made racial distinctions, in part, by maintaining blacks in a condition of servitude. . Civil War Begins.

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Georgia and the American Experience

Georgia and the American Experience. Chapter 8: The Civil War, A Nation in Conflict Study Presentation . Georgia and the American Experience. Section 1: The Road to War Section 2: The War on the Battlefield Section 3: Life for the Civil War Soldier

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Georgia and the American Experience

Georgia and the American Experience. Chapter 8: The Civil War, A Nation in Conflict Study Presentation . Georgia and the American Experience. Section 1: The Road to War Section 2: The War on the Battlefield Section 3: Life for the Civil War Soldier

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The Civil War (1861-1865)

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Texas In T he Civil War

Texas In T he Civil War. Chapter 14.2. Confederate Government. Francis R. Lubbock was elected as Texas’ 1 st Confederate Governor under Confederate president Jefferson Davis. Civil War Begins. The 11 Confederate states demanded the Union to surrender all military posts.

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The Civil War

The Civil War. The Civil War Begins Part One. Call to Arms. President Lincoln believed that the Confederate state had no right to leave the Union He vowed to preserve the nation and carry out the law and the land in all states. Call to Arms.

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By Emily Nixon and Rachel Sorenson

John B. Hood. By Emily Nixon and Rachel Sorenson. Early Life.

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John Bell Hood

John Bell Hood. By Zack Moore and Spencer Hawkins. Basic Information.

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1864-1865: Bringing the War to an End

1864-1865: Bringing the War to an End. Bringing the War to an End. Images courtesy of Library of Congress. Bringing the War to an End. Activity Place each of the final events of the Civil War in chronological order on your timeline . . Bringing the War to an End. Activity

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