civil war vocabulary #1

1. abolitionists2. popular sovereignty3. Kansas-Nebraska Act4. Bleeding Kansas5. Dred Scott decision6. Missouri Compromise7. Compromise of 1850

Define each of the following words and draw a memory cue for each one. Due tomorrow.

warm-up 11/2/11

Make a list of 10 facts and/or questions about the Civil War.

These are facts you think you know or wonder about.

warm-up 11/4/11

Explain 2 differences between the north and the south.

cover page – turn book horizontally

• write these 6 civil war ideas on your cover

• use the markers to make it look interesting

• do a list or scatter the ideas randomly on the cover

President Lincoln

Slave state vs

Free state

Gen. Grant vs

Gen. Lee

“A house divided… cannot stand”

Unionvs

Confederacy

“Across 5 Aprils”

open the booklet, number each 1/2 page 1 - 11

warm-up 11/3/11

Look at the graphic on p. 262. Which 2 differences between the north and the south do you think are going to cause the most tension and conflict?

Timeline of Events Leading to War (p. 1)

Compromise of 1850

Lincoln Elected

Pres

S.C secedes

Southern states form

confederationDred Scott decision

Bleeding Kansas

Kansas – Nebraska

Act

Uncle Tom’s Cabin

Fugitive Slave Act

1850

1855

1858

1852

1861-P

ro s

lave

ry

-Pro

slavery

-Pro

sla

very

-Pro slavery

- Anti slavery

- Unrest over slavery

Anti slavery

-

-Pro

slavery

North vs South• turn your desk to face your partner

• read your card about the north or south

• make a web/mind map about your region

• pictures ONLY

• when time is called, you will hang your visual on the wall

• go to the other wall and take notes about the other region based on the visuals there

• complete the chart for your region

• complete the closure activity

north vs southrandom min checks

• write 2 facts about your region based on what you have read so far

• write 2 more facts about your region

• write 2 facts about the other region

Closure assignment

• on the back of your chart, explain 3 differences between the north and south. Now, which side do you think will win based on these differences?

warm up 11/4/11

• Quick write… Does the federal government have the right to tell the people organizing a new state that they cannot have slavery? Why or why not?

• This is your opinion – no wrong answers with good ideas to back it up

WESTWEST North – complete from ThursNorth – complete from Thurs

1.

2.

3.

4.

South – complete from ThursSouth – complete from Thurs

1.

2.

3.

4.

1.manifest destiny

2. Territories added

3. US war with Mexico

facts

4. debates in the territories over slavery

Name ________________________

Label each state where battles occurredColor entire map to show north, south or border state by the end of 1861.

there was a small skirmish in Arizona atPiccacho Pass, nearTucson

can you believe this huge

number of battlefields!!

WOW! Look how manywere in Virginia.

use p.359

closure 11/4/11

• on the back of your map, in the blank space at the bottom of the page, make this chart & fill it out

Union states

1.

2.

3.

Border states

1.

2.

3.

4.

States that

joined the

Confederacy

1.

2.

3.

Now, tell your partner what you wrote for answers!

If your map isn't

finished, please

finish it over

the weekend.

Fighting Against Slavery

Life of work - Life of want -

Life of fear - Life of hope -

How did free blacks help slaves?

How did slaves resist captivity?

Underground Railroad p. 287

ABOLIONISTABOLIONISTSS Definition: of

Abolitionists

Harriet Beecher Stowe

John Brown

Fredrick Dougla

s

Why some people

opposed abolition

William Lloyd Garrison

causes of the civil warcauses of the civil war

north

south

Major Battles

WESTWEST North – complete from ThursNorth – complete from Thurs

1.

2.

3.

4.

South – complete from ThursSouth – complete from Thurs

1.

2.

3.

4.

1.manifest destiny

2. Territories added

3. US war with Mexico

facts

4. debates in the territories over slavery

Fighting Against Slavery

Life of work - Life of want -

Life of fear - Life of hope -

How did free blacks help slaves?

How did slaves resist captivity?

Underground Railroad p. 287

ABOLIONISTABOLIONISTSS Definition: of

Abolitionists

Harriet Beecher Stowe

John Brown

Fredrick Dougla

s

Why some people

opposed abolition

William Lloyd Garrison

causes of the civil warcauses of the civil war

north

south

Major Battles