Civil War Story Book

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NOVEMBER 9, 2011

MADE BY SARAH DICKINSON

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TABLE OF CONTENTSResources and Technology...Page 3!Preparations for War...Page 4

Leaders and Battles...Page 5

Soldier Life and the Ones Left Behind...Page 6

The Minority Groups...Page 7

Effects and Reconstruction...Page 8

Works Cited...Page 9


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Because the confederates were less industrialized, they had fewer man-made

resources. In this, the North had the advantage. The South did have, however,

people who wanted to fight for what they believed in. The South did not have as

many railroads or means of transportation as the North did. The South had less

man power than the North, but more slaves.

BRITISH AND FRENCH

SUPPORT

ALTHOUGH THE FRENCH AND

THE BRITISH REFUSED TO

GIVE FOOD AND OTHER

RESOURCES TO THE SOUTH,

THE BRITISH GAVE THEM

SHIPS AND SHIP BUILDINGMATERIALS.

RESOURCES AND

GOODS OF THE

CONFEDERACY


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CONFEDERATE

GOVERNMENT

CONFEDERATE

PREPARATION

The Confederates got prepared for war by getting their government

together and electing a President. They had a harder time

gathering material resources unlike the industrial North who had

weapons and an army already at hand. They put their capital in

Richmond Virginia so that the South could easily make attacks on

the North. The South elected Jefferson Davis as their president.

Jefferson appointed a general named Robert E. Lee to lead his

troops. General Lee worked with Stonewall Jackson and together

they were the perfect fighting team. The South drafted people

when people would not join the war. They were trained by the

generals but sometimes they had to head into battle with very

little discipline. They were equipped with cannons and rifles,

but they eventually got behind in technology and war technique.

Davis

Lee

Jackson


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Above are some famous

confederate leaders:

Alexander H. Stephens, J.E.B.

Stuart, and George Pickett.Alexander Stephens was the

vice president of the

confederacy. J.E.B. Stuart was

an officer in the confederacy

and George Pickett was a

captain.

IMPORTANT CONFEDERATE LEADERS AND BATTLES


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The Ones Left Behind

Life for the people left behind wasnt much better. They had to

work their husbands jobs if they were women. And mothers feared

that they would never see their son come home again. They hardly

had enough food to survive and traded goods were rare as much of

the food supply was cut off by the North. Europe, flat out refusedto trade with them and they couldnt grow enough crops on their

own. The people were tired of the war and just wanted it over with

quickly. When the North began burning their cities, the South lost

almost all of its hope of ever winning the war. People refused to

sign up to fight and had to be drafted in order to continue the

fighting.

LOREM IPSUM

THE SECRET LIFE OF A CONFEDERATE SOLDIER


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Women during the civil war had many jobs. They took care of the wounded and

took over their husbands jobs while they went away to war.

African Americans

Many of the freed African

Americans fought in the

civil war. They wanted

freedom for their fellow

slaves. Some of them,

however, were captured

and killed by the

confederates because they

were still believed to be

property.

THE MINORITY

GROUPS OF THE

CIVIL WAR

Much of the immigratio

decreased during the

civil war . However,

spies increased. There

were many black spies

that helped the Union

to gather information

about the confederates


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RECONSTRUCTION AND EFFECTS OF THE CIVIL WAR

The civil war left a long

lasting impact on the South.

They were in poverty. Many of

them were starving and had

little to no jobs. Almost an

entire generation had been

brutally wiped out. They had no

food and no supplies. Their

cities were burnt to the ground

and they were demoralized and

tired of war. They needed help

to reconstruct the South, but

were reluctant to get it from

the north. They were mad at them

because of the tactics that they

used in the war and were also

mad because they wanted to

rebuild on their own. Another

problem, was that their biggest

export had become extremely

cheap everywhere else. They had

nothing to trade and no goods

that were worth selling. Their

medicine and technology was

behind and they needed the extra

hand in rebuilding their

destroyed homeland.


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"American Civil War." The History Channel. Web. 9 Nov. 2011. .

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