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Page 1: C. War CAUSES (SO FAR) CHALLENGE! WHAT’S NEXT? John Brown, Lincoln’s Election, Secession, & Ft. Sumter 1859-61

C. War CAUSES

(SO FAR)

CHALLENGE!

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WHAT’S NEXT?

John Brown,Lincoln’s Election,

Secession, & Ft. Sumter

1859-61

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John Brown: aka psycho abolitionist!

Background:•Failed 20 times in 6 states to start a business

•Went to Bleeding Kansas w/ sons

•They killed 5 pro slavery men with swords

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• Leads 5 blacks & 13 whites to armory in Harper’s Ferry, VA.

• Wagon full of guns to start a slave revolt

• Takes 9 hostages

• Federal Troops (Robert E. Lee) stormed

Raid on Harper’s Ferry

october ‘59

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THE OUTCOME:

• No slaves revolted!

• 9 Died:– 1 frmr slave, His 2

sons, and 9 more!

• Brown tried for TREASON

• Hanged in VA square

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Here’s Why John Brown helps start the Civil War…

…and my fav historianEd Bearss!

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THEN in

1860…

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The “last straw” for the South…

No way are they going to have a Northern Pres!

So, They leave!

Lincoln elected Pres!

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Union/North

States = 23

Pres = Lincoln

Confederation/South

States = 11

Pres =

Jefferson Davis

Confed. Gov’t•Same Constitution

•Held in Hotel

•JD terrified!

•All Northern troops told to evacuate S. Forts

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ULTIMATUM from the South:

Lincoln Must Choose:Send People to help Ft. Sumter & be responsible for the start

of the warOR

Do nothing & let soldiers die

JD Must Choose:Do nothing & he (and his new country) are weak

OR Attack Ft. Sumter and start the war, might lose states

Gen. Anderson (union) Must Choose:Obey orders from Lincoln, get attacked, lose men

ORAccept the offer to leave peacefully and save the lives of 75

men

Says STAY &

SENDS FOOD!“You have until 4:30am tomorrow to get UNION troops

out of FT. SUMTER or we open fire!”

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GEN Anderson STAYS, JD attacks!

April 12, 18614:30 am

The South opens fire on Ft. Sumter (start of the civil war)

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34 hours of continuous

firing…

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EFFECTS

HOW MANY DIED?

This sucks!

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The

CIVIL WAR

has begun…

FLIP OVER

A LITTLE REVIEW…

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DUE Monday:

NOTHING!!!

Enjoy the weekend!


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