friday september 26, 2014 mr. goblirsch – u.s. history objective – students will be able to –...
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Friday September 26, 2014Mr. Goblirsch – U.S. History
OBJECTIVE – Students Will Be Able To – SWBAT:- Evaluate the impact of the Emancipation Proclamation.
AGENDA:1) WARM-UP: States Map - Blockade2) CONCEPT: Emancipation Proclamation Background3) PARTNERS: Did Lincoln Free the Slaves?4) VIDEO: America the Story of Us: Civil War
States Map - Blockade WARM-UP: (Follow the directions below)
***5 Minutes***DIRECTIONS: Use the map on P. 170 - 1711) Draw the Union blockade of the Southern coastline on your
map.2) Label Washington D.C. (Union Capital), Richmond
(Confederate Capital), and the Mississippi River
Civil War Battles ChartBATTLES OUTCOME SIGNIFICANCE
1st Bull Run
Merrimack v. Monitor
Shiloh
New Orleans
Seven Days’ Battles
2nd Bull Run
Antietam
Fredericksburg &Chancellorsville
Gettysburg &Vicksburg
Sherman takes Atlanta Begins “March to Sea”
Grant takesPetersburg & Richmond
Confederate VictoryShocked the North; Lincoln called for
troops; Appointed McClellan to head Army
Civil War Battles ChartBATTLES OUTCOME SIGNIFICANCE
1st Bull Run
Merrimack v. Monitor
Shiloh
New Orleans
Seven Days’ Battles
2nd Bull Run
Antietam
Fredericksburg &Chancellorsville
Gettysburg &Vicksburg
Sherman takes Atlanta Begins “March to Sea”
Grant takesPetersburg & Richmond
Confederate VictoryShocked the North; Lincoln called for
troops; Appointed McClellan to head Army
Neither was sunk; North kept Merrimack in harbor
New kind of naval warfare; iron-clad ships
Civil War Battles ChartBATTLES OUTCOME SIGNIFICANCE
Union Victory Helped Union get control of Miss. River
1st Bull Run
Merrimack v. Monitor
Shiloh
New Orleans
Seven Days’ Battles
2nd Bull Run
Antietam
Fredericksburg &Chancellorsville
Gettysburg &Vicksburg
Sherman takes Atlanta Begins “March to Sea”
Grant takesPetersburg & Richmond
Confederate VictoryShocked the North; Lincoln called for
troops; Appointed McClellan to head Army
Neither was sunk; North kept Merrimack in harbor
New kind of naval warfare; iron-clad ships
Civil War Battles ChartBATTLES OUTCOME SIGNIFICANCE
Union Victory Helped Union get control of Miss. River
Union Victory Cut off access to Miss., no longer transport
1st Bull Run
Merrimack v. Monitor
Shiloh
New Orleans
Seven Days’ Battles
2nd Bull Run
Antietam
Fredericksburg &Chancellorsville
Gettysburg &Vicksburg
Sherman takes Atlanta Begins “March to Sea”
Grant takesPetersburg & Richmond
Confederate VictoryShocked the North; Lincoln called for
troops; Appointed McClellan to head Army
Neither was sunk; North kept Merrimack in harbor
New kind of naval warfare; iron-clad ships
Civil War Battles ChartBATTLES OUTCOME SIGNIFICANCE
Union Victory Helped Union get control of Miss. River
Union Victory Cut off access to Miss., no longer transport
Confederate prevented Union from capturing capital
Disheartened Union, strategy to tire is working
1st Bull Run
Merrimack v. Monitor
Shiloh
New Orleans
Seven Days’ Battles
2nd Bull Run
Antietam
Fredericksburg &Chancellorsville
Gettysburg &Vicksburg
Sherman takes Atlanta Begins “March to Sea”
Grant takesPetersburg & Richmond
Confederate VictoryShocked the North; Lincoln called for
troops; Appointed McClellan to head Army
Neither was sunk; North kept Merrimack in harbor
New kind of naval warfare; iron-clad ships
Civil War Battles ChartBATTLES OUTCOME SIGNIFICANCE
Union Victory Helped Union get control of Miss. River
Union Victory Cut off access to Miss., no longer transport
Confederate prevented Union from capturing capital
Disheartened Union, strategy to tire is working
Confederate Victory Only 20 miles from Wash. D.C
1st Bull Run
Merrimack v. Monitor
Shiloh
New Orleans
Seven Days’ Battles
2nd Bull Run
Antietam
Fredericksburg &Chancellorsville
Gettysburg &Vicksburg
Sherman takes Atlanta Begins “March to Sea”
Grant takesPetersburg & Richmond
Confederate VictoryShocked the North; Lincoln called for
troops; Appointed McClellan to head Army
Neither was sunk; North kept Merrimack in harbor
New kind of naval warfare; iron-clad ships
Civil War Battles ChartBATTLES OUTCOME SIGNIFICANCE
Union Victory Helped Union get control of Miss. River
Union Victory Cut off access to Miss., no longer transport
Confederate prevented Union from capturing capital
Disheartened Union, strategy to tire is working
Confederate Victory Only 20 miles from Wash. D.C
Union Victory South lost best chance to be recognized; Lincoln issues Emancipation Proclamation
1st Bull Run
Merrimack v. Monitor
Shiloh
New Orleans
Seven Days’ Battles
2nd Bull Run
Antietam
Fredericksburg &Chancellorsville
Gettysburg &Vicksburg
Sherman takes Atlanta Begins “March to Sea”
Grant takesPetersburg & Richmond
Confederate VictoryShocked the North; Lincoln called for
troops; Appointed McClellan to head Army
Neither was sunk; North kept Merrimack in harbor
New kind of naval warfare; iron-clad ships
Civil War Battles ChartBATTLES OUTCOME SIGNIFICANCE
Union Victory Helped Union get control of Miss. River
Union Victory Cut off access to Miss., no longer transport
Confederate prevented Union from capturing capital
Disheartened Union, strategy to tire is working
Confederate Victory Only 20 miles from Wash. D.C
Union Victory South lost best chance to be recognized; Lincoln issues Emancipation Proclamation
Both Confederate Victories Fred. – Union Gen. resigns & replacedChanc. – “Stonewall” shot & dies
1st Bull Run
Merrimack v. Monitor
Shiloh
New Orleans
Seven Days’ Battles
2nd Bull Run
Antietam
Fredericksburg &Chancellorsville
Gettysburg &Vicksburg
Sherman takes Atlanta Begins “March to Sea”
Grant takesPetersburg & Richmond
Confederate VictoryShocked the North; Lincoln called for
troops; Appointed McClellan to head Army
Neither was sunk; North kept Merrimack in harbor
New kind of naval warfare; iron-clad ships
Civil War Battles ChartBATTLES OUTCOME SIGNIFICANCE
Union Victory Helped Union get control of Miss. River
Union Victory Cut off access to Miss., no longer transport
Confederate prevented Union from capturing capital
Disheartened Union, strategy to tire is working
Confederate Victory Only 20 miles from Wash. D.C
Union Victory South lost best chance to be recognized; Lincoln issues Emancipation Proclamation
Both Confederate Victories Fred. – Union Gen. resigns & replacedChanc. – “Stonewall” shot & dies
Both Union VictoriesTurning point
Union takes control of Miss Riv., Divides South; Lincoln issues Get. Add.
1st Bull Run
Merrimack v. Monitor
Shiloh
New Orleans
Seven Days’ Battles
2nd Bull Run
Antietam
Fredericksburg &Chancellorsville
Gettysburg &Vicksburg
Sherman takes Atlanta Begins “March to Sea”
Grant takesPetersburg & Richmond
Confederate VictoryShocked the North; Lincoln called for
troops; Appointed McClellan to head Army
Neither was sunk; North kept Merrimack in harbor
New kind of naval warfare; iron-clad ships
Civil War Battles ChartBATTLES OUTCOME SIGNIFICANCE
Union Victory Helped Union get control of Miss. River
Union Victory Cut off access to Miss., no longer transport
Confederate prevented Union from capturing capital
Disheartened Union, strategy to tire is working
Confederate Victory Only 20 miles from Wash. D.C
Union Victory South lost best chance to be recognized; Lincoln issues Emancipation Proclamation
Both Confederate Victories Fred. – Union Gen. resigns & replacedChanc. – “Stonewall” shot & dies
Both Union VictoriesTurning point
Union takes control of Miss Riv., Divides South; Lincoln issues Get. Add.
Union troops capture the South
Total War – taking land & supplies; destroying homes, fields, railways
1st Bull Run
Merrimack v. Monitor
Shiloh
New Orleans
Seven Days’ Battles
2nd Bull Run
Antietam
Fredericksburg &Chancellorsville
Gettysburg &Vicksburg
Sherman takes Atlanta Begins “March to Sea”
Grant takesPetersburg & Richmond
Confederate VictoryShocked the North; Lincoln called for
troops; Appointed McClellan to head Army
Neither was sunk; North kept Merrimack in harbor
New kind of naval warfare; iron-clad ships
Civil War Battles ChartBATTLES OUTCOME SIGNIFICANCE
Union Victory Helped Union get control of Miss. River
Union Victory Cut off access to Miss., no longer transport
Confederate prevented Union from capturing capital
Disheartened Union, strategy to tire is working
Confederate Victory Only 20 miles from Wash. D.C
Union Victory South lost best chance to be recognized; Lincoln issues Emancipation Proclamation
Both Confederate Victories Fred. – Union Gen. resigns & replacedChanc. – “Stonewall” shot & dies
Both Union VictoriesTurning point
Union takes control of Miss Riv., Divides South; Lincoln issues Get. Add.
Union troops capture the South
Total War – taking land & supplies; destroying homes, fields, railways
Confederate surrender End of Civil War – May 10 Jefferson Davis captured
1st Bull Run
Merrimack v. Monitor
Shiloh
New Orleans
Seven Days’ Battles
2nd Bull Run
Antietam
Fredericksburg &Chancellorsville
Gettysburg &Vicksburg
Sherman takes Atlanta Begins “March to Sea”
Grant takesPetersburg & Richmond
Confederate VictoryShocked the North; Lincoln called for
troops; Appointed McClellan to head Army
Neither was sunk; North kept Merrimack in harbor
New kind of naval warfare; iron-clad ships