the nation tested: the civil war
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THE NATION TESTED: The Civil War. By Group 5. The Civil War. The Civil War. A war between the states of America. America was divided into two: Confederacy and The Union. CONFEDERACY South Carolina Mississippi Florida Alabama Georgia Louisiana Texas Virginia Arkansas Tennessee - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
THE NATION TESTED:The Civil War
By Group 5
The Civil War
The Civil War A war between the states of America. America
was divided into two: Confederacy and The Union.
CONFEDERACY South Carolina Mississippi Florida Alabama Georgia Louisiana Texas Virginia Arkansas Tennessee North Carolina
THE UNION California Connecticut Delaware* Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky* Maine Maryland* Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri* Nevada
New Hampshire
New York New Jersey Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island Vermont West Virginia* Wisconsin
The Civil War
It lasted from April 12, 1861 – April 9, 1865 (last shot ended June, 1865)
It was The Union’s Victory
The Great central fact during this period was the war between the States. The questions of slavery and of states rights had become national issues very soon after 1800. War came and , and for 4 years the soil of America was drenched with the blood of her choicest sons, North and South.
The years preceding the war were years of spiritual ferment, of religious unrest and of social reform.
The Mormon
movement was started in 1830
by JOSEPH SMITH
The Abolition movement came to a focus under the leadership of WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON, receiving powerful aid later through the writings of Whittier, Lowell and Stowe.
Unitarianism came into being in New England as a protest against the strictness of Puritanism. In the hands of Emerson and the influential group of thinkers living in Concord, Massachusetts, arose a new philosophic doctrine, TRANSCENDENTALISM
TRANSCENDALISM
Transcendentalism was highly idealistic. It valued people more than things, the soul more than the body, character more than wealth.
Political Letter and SpeechABRAHAM LINCOLN
From a letter to Horace GreeleyHorace Greeley is the famous editor of the
influential New York Tribune. On August 20, 1862, he publish an address to the president under the title “The Prayer of 20,000,000 people”
The Second Inaugural AddressDelivered March 4, 1865
Abraham Lincoln
The Short StoryNATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
The Ambitious Guest Based on a tragedy which took place in the
famous mountain pass in the White Mountains of New Hampshire known as the Notch
David SwanHawthorne relates three thrilling incidents that
never took place.
Nathaniel Hawthorne