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PREVIEW
Election, Secession, and War
Check
List #
1.
Lincoln received _____ votes in the
election.
2. Most of Lincoln’s votes were located in the
_________________.
3. Douglass, the N. Democrat, received
_________ votes.
4. Breckinridge, the S. Democrat, received
_______________ votes.
5. Most of Breckenridge’s votes were located
in the ______________.
6. The total votes both Democrats received
was ________________. More than 300,000
than Lincoln.
7. What may have happened if the Democratic
vote was not split and only Stephen
Douglass had run as a Democrat?
Vocab/Identification
Notes
Popular Vote
Electoral College
Convention
Secession
State’s Rights
Union
Confederate States of America
Main Ideas/Questions
Notes
Election of 1860(p.449-450)
Would the Union ____________________? That was the burning
question in the _____________________ election of 1860.
Why did the Democratic Party breakup in the elections of 1860? Explain
the break-up.
Why do you think that the results of the election
would have been if Breckinridge and Douglass
were running together under the Democratic
ticket?
What was Lincoln’s promise to the
south after being elected?
South Secedes (p.451)
What did South Carolina do to secede The south’s longstanding threat became a reality when South Carolina
from the Union? held
Which states seceded with South 1.
Carolina in February of 1861 (and in
which order? 3.
5.
What is the new nation called?
2.
4.
6.
The
of
Who did they chose as their president? Jefferson
How does the south justify their
decision to secede? Explain in detail!
How did most southerners feel about
the decision to secede?
How did General Robert E. Lee
respond to the decision to secede?
How did the north respond to the
south’s decision to secede?
States Rights—
States
Notes:
Election, Secession, and War
Main Ideas/Questions
Check
List #
Notes
President Response (p.451-453)
Why did the union fear attacking the
south?
When does Lincoln become president
(inauguration)?
Is this before or after the secession of
the seven southern states?
What does Lincoln say about secession
in his inaugural speech?
War Begins
(p.453)
Describe South Carolina’s actions at
Fort Sumter.
Describe Lincoln’s response.
How did people react to the news of Northern Reaction—
the attack at Fort Sumter?
Southern Reaction—
Which states joined the Confederacy
after the attack on Ft. Sumter? 1.
2.
3.
4.
Choosing Sides
(p.460-62)
Where was the Confederate capital?
Which states, that were slave states,
stayed with the Union?
Why were these states important to the
north?
Why was West Virginia formed?
War, Strategy, People (p.463-64)
What was the North’s main goal?
Describe the North’s 3 strategies. 1.
2.
3.
Describe the South’s main goal?
Describe the strategy of the south?
1.
2.
3.
CONCLUSION
Secession & War Timeline and Map
Check
List #
November 1860
December 20, 1860
February 1861
March 4, 1861
April 12, 1861
April 15-30th, 1861
Civil War Map
Union (blue)
Confederate (grey)
Union Border States
( states were slave states that remained with the Union)
QUIZ: Review of Notes
Economies North/South (#13), Reform Movement (#14), Slavery & The West (#15), Secession and War (#16)
Multiple Choice
Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
1. The economies of the north and south divided the country. The _____ economy was growing rapidly from banking and
industrialization, while the ________ economy was dependent on plantation farming (slavery).
a
Northern; Southern
c British; American
b
Southern; Northern
d American; British
2. There were great social changes dividing the nation. The _____________ movement was growing in the 1800s,
beginning with the formation of the Anti-Slavery societies and later the formation of an ________ Railroad.
a Pro-slavery; Underground
c Abolitionist; Transcontinental
b Anti-slavery;
d Abolitionist; Underground
Transcontinental
3. Slavery in the west was also divided the nation. Beginning with the ____________, the nation was divided into free
north and slave south. Later, __________ would be used to decide the future of slavery in the west, which would lead to
“Bleeding Kansas”.
a Kansas-Nebraska Act; popular
c Missouri Compromise; popular sovereignty
sovereignty
b Kansas-Nebraska Act; sectionalism
d Missouri Compromise; sectionalism
4. The election of 1860 divided the Democratic Party into two factions, allowing the Republican candidate (Abraham
Lincoln) to win the presidential election. Due to Lincoln winning the election the south decided to secede from the Union
before Lincoln becomes president. The Confederate States would use the argument of “states rights” to describe why they
were leaving the Union.
T. True
F. False
Using the questions above, write a paragraph explaining the causes of civil war (on a separate sheet of paper).