1. UNITED STATES HISTORY:
THE CIVIL WAR
BY RILEY FORE

2. MENU
The Union
The Confederates
Visual Maps
References
Conclusion

3.  The Union was made up of the 23 states that did
not secede from the United states of America.
 Enforced the Fugitive Slave Act
 Urban/ business areas
 Worked to abolish slavery

4.  Ulysses S. Grant
 William Tecumseh Sherman
 Ambrose Burnside
 Abraham Lincoln (President of the Union)

5.  How many states stayed loyal to the Union and
did not secede?
 Who was the president of the Union?
 Which general mentioned eventually became a
United States president?
 The Union won the Civil War, True or False?
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6. THE CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
 The Confederacy was made up of 11
states that seceded from The United
States of America
 Felt threatened by northern influence and
enforcement on the topic of slavery
 Fought to end northern aggression, and
protect the right to own slaves as rightful
property

7. THE CONFEDERATES: MAJOR FIGURES
 Robert E. Lee
 George Pickett
 “Stonewall” Jackson
 Jefferson Davis (President of the
Confederacy)

8. THE CONFEDERACY QUIZ
 Who was the president of the
Confederacy?
 How many states made up the
Confederacy?
 Which general mentioned surrendered to
Ulysses S. Grant in 1865?
 The Confederate States were located in
what region of the United States?
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9. THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
VS.
THE CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
The Union was made up
of 23 states totaling
2,100,000 within The
Union force.
The Confederates
(depicted in red)
included 11 seceding
states, and a total of
800,000 in forces.

10. THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG
 The Battle of
Gettysburg started
July 1, 1863, and
ended on July 3rd.
 The Union was led by
the George G. Meade.
Meade’s soldiers
surrounded Robert E.
Lee’s confederate
soldiers ending the
battle on the 3rd.
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11. REFERENCES
 Jeans, S., & Bates, K. (2008). The Enduring
vision: a history of the american people.
Boston, Massachusetts: Houghton Mifflin
Company.
 Map: battle of gettysburg (day 3). (2002).
Public Broadcasting Service, Retrieved from
http//www.pbs.org/civilwar/war/map14html#
 Map: the confederate states of america. (2002).
Public Broadcasting Service, Retrieved from
http://www.pbs.org/civilwar/war/map1.html#
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12. CONCLUSION
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