the outbreak of war
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The Outbreak of War. Focus Question. How should a country best prepare for war?. Election of Lincoln spurred Secession. In December 1860, South Carolina seceded Followed swiftly by six states in the Deep South Formed a new nation, the Confederate States of America (CSA) - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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The Outbreak of War
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Focus Question
How should a country best prepare for war?
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Election of Lincoln spurred Secession In December 1860, South Carolina
seceded Followed swiftly by six states in the Deep South Formed a new nation, the Confederate States of
America (CSA)▪ Elected Jefferson Davis President▪ Formed a government▪ Formed an army
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Negotiations along the Border 8 slave states had not seceded Border Whigs attempted a
compromise Lincoln Administration entered
negotiations with the border states Many watched and waited.
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Fort Sumter
By April 1861, the U.S. held only three forts in the South Most federal installations were handed
over Fort Sumter sat commanding
Charleston Harbor CSA determined to have it Lincoln determined to
hold it
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Relief of Sumter
Lincoln decided to send supplies to Fort Sumter Informed Confederates of his intent Ships fired upon and withdrew
Fort Sumter bombarded, April 12, 1861
“And the war began”
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Lincoln called for volunteers Called for 75,000 men to put down
the rebellion Suspended habeas corpus in
Maryland Four states of the Upper South
seceded
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First Battle of Bull Run
Both sides thought “One Big Battle” would end the war
Met in Northern Virginia on July 21, 1861 Southerners proved victorious
Both sides hunkered down for a long war
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Advantages and Disadvantages Identify three advantages held by
the North Identify three advantages held by
the South Identify three disadvantages held by
the North Identify three disadvantages held by
the South
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Strategies of the War
Union Plan Anaconda Plan
Designed by Winfield Scott
1. Blockade the South2. Seize control of the Mississippi3. Capture Richmond
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Strategies of the War
Southern Plan “Active Defense”
1. Defend Southern territory2. Active when holding the advantage3. Encourage foreign support Prolong the War
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The Course of the War
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Confederates TriumphantPeninsular Campaign June – JulySecond Bull Run August Antietam September 17Fredericksburg December
The War in the East 1862
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Confederates at BayChancellorsville May Gettysburg July
The War in the East 1863
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Confederate DeclineWilderness May 5-7Spotsylvania May 8-21Cold Harbor June 1-12Petersburg June 15 – April 1865Appomattox April 9
The War in the East 1864
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Union Conquest of the MississippiShiloh April 1862New Orleans April 1862Perryville KY October 1862Corinth TN October 1862Vicksburg May -- July 1863
The War in the West 1862-1863
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Push to the SeaChickamauga September 1863Chattanooga November 1863Atlanta July – September 1864March to the Sea
September – December 1864
The War in the West 1863-1865