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Civil War 1861-1865
Learning Requirements (Plan & Do)
100% of students will be able to answer in detail:
 What was the Civil War like for soldiers & civilians?
 How did the Civil War affect the Union & Confederacy?
as evidenced by 80% or higher on Civil War Test.
Goals (Plan)
Results (Study)
Benchmarks
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Class Goal
My Goal
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SH 1-23
Nov 22
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SH 24-47
Dec 2
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Soldier point
Nov 18
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Culp’s Visuals
Nov 18
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My Vocab Visuals
Nov 30
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US/Citizen point
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Vocab Quiz
Dec 13 7
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Test
Dec 13
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Commitments
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Student(s) will…
Mr. Culp
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Strategies to help students
understand, be successful, &
reach goals
 Provide students
more time,
feedback, &
structure for
discussions
 Be prepared for &
active in discussions
(complete Reading
Guide HW on time)
 Summarize important
information through
RG, headlines, &
recaps
 Create own visuals for
vocab terms & battles
Successes, Lessons, & Improvements (Study)
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Why it worked or how it helped
students understand.
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A change or improvement for
the future or lesson learned.
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Civil War Vocab Visuals
Part 1: Culp’s Visuals
Due Friday, November 18
Use your Civil War vocabulary to identify which vocab term each of Mr. Culp’s visuals represents on dvusd.org/an-culp
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Part 2: Your OWN visuals Due Wednesday, November 30
Create a visual to help others understand the significance (importance &/or impact) of each Civil War vocab term.
66. border states
67. Fort Sumter
68. First Battle of Bull Run
69. King Cotton
70. Anaconda Plan
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71. naval blockade
72. rebel yell
73. Antietam
74. Emancipation Proclamation
75. inflation
76. Confederate Exemption Policy
77. Gettysburg
78. Pickett’s Charge
79. Vicksburg
80. total war
Page 72 – left side
Tuesday,
November 8
BI 1, 2, 6-8
SH 1-16
RG 1-9
pp. 80-81
Wed-Mon,
Nov. 9-14
Civil War Daily Questions & Guide
1. What 5 advantages did the Union have over the Confederacy?
9. Why was the Battle of Gettysburg important for both sides?
Wednesday,
Nov. 30
BI 1, 6-8
2. What 2 advantages did the Confederacy have over the Union?
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3. Write 5 adjectives to describe life in the 54 Massachusetts
regiment.
SH 27-28, 3536, & 43-44
RG 17-24
pp. 90-91
North
South
10. How did the Siege of Vicksburg impact both sides?
North
South
11. Why did Lincoln issue the Emancipation Proclamation?
BI 4, 8, 9
SH 17-23
pp. 82-83
12. How did the Emancipation Proclamation change the goal of
the Civil War?
Before
After
4. Describe an average solider in the Civil War and why he
fought.
Age:
Monday,
Nov 14Thursday,
Nov 17
BI 4-5
SH 24-32
pp. 86-87
Job:
Why:
5. Write 5 adjectives to describe life in a Civil War Army.
Thurs-Fri
Dec. 1-2
13. What did women do on the front lines?
BI 9-12
SH 33-44
RG 30-46
pp. 92-93
14. How did women help soldiers from home?
15. How did people feel about the Civil War as it went on? Why?
North
6. What were 3 new technologies of the Civil War
most important combo
2 cool ones
Thurs Nov 17 7. How could Antietam have changed the war for both sides?
BI 3
North
South
SH 17-19
RG 10-16
pg. 84
8. How did the Civil War affect relationships?
Monday,
Nov. 29
South
16. How did Sherman’s March impact the US?
North
South
Tuesday,
December 6
BI 12
SH 45-47
RG 25-29
pp. 94-95
17. Make a prediction about the US after the war based on the
Surrender at Appomattox Court House.
pg. 85
Page 73 – right side
Page 74 –
left side
Civil War Scavenger Hunt
North
South
Page 75 – right side
Find each of the following & write the name in the blank.
due Tuesday, November 22
/27 points
1. Name for the North during the war.
Due Thursday, December 8
24. Biscuit-like food eaten by soldiers.
2. Name for the South during the war.
25. A popular form of entertainment.
3. One border state during the war.
26. An old battle tactic/strategy used during the war.
4. The North’s capital.
27. A new battle tactic/strategy.
5. The South’s capital.
28. A scary Southern battle tactic.
6. How far apart were these two capitals?
29. A new battle technology created & used in the war.
7. President the Northern states recognized.
30. Two weapons used during the war.
/23 points
Cards, dancing, baseball, singing, shows
Frontal assault
8. President the Southern states recognized.
9. Month & year the war began.
31. A method of healing used during the war.
10. Two resources the North had more of.
32. The biggest killer of soldiers in the Civil War.
33. A Northern prison.
11. Site of the first shots of the war.
34. A Southern prison.
12. Site of the first battle of the war.
35. A family with kinship enmity.
13. Northern strategy to win the war.
36. Name of a famous woman.
14. Most important river during the war.
37. A way life changed for women during the war.
15. Southern strategy to win the war.
38. A way women helped on the battlefield.
16. A BIropean country important to the South’s plan.
39. A way women helped soldiers from home.
17. Battle fought on the bloodiest day of the Civil War.
40. Date the Emancipation Proclamation took effect.
18. Most successful Northern General.
41. One state where slaves were freed by the Emancipation Proclamation.
19. Two of the most famous Southern Generals.
42. One state where slaves were not freed by the Emancipation Proclamation.
20. The nickname for a Northern soldier.
21. The nickname for a Southern soldier.
22. Three cultures of Americans who fought for the North.
43. Major “–burg” battle in the North.
44. Major “–burg” sieged in the South.
45. Tactic General Sherman used through Atlanta & Georgia.
46. Month & year the war ended.
23. Most famous black regiment.
47. The town where the South surrendered.
Page 76 – left side Big Ideas of the Civil War
Write notes on this page to help you address each major Civil War issue.
1. Describe the Anaconda Plan and its effectiveness.
2. Explain why Robert E. Lee commanded Confederate troops.
Civil War Vocabulary 2016
Page 77 – right side
Create your own pictures for each vocab term to help you learn, remember,
& review each vocab term.
Due Wednesday, November 30
66. border states – Union slave states (Missouri, Kentucky, West Virginia, Maryland,
and Delaware). These were important because of their rivers & resources.
3. Explain why Lincoln promoted Ulysses S. Grant.
4. Explain how two new Civil War weapons changed warfare.
5. Explain why disease was such a problem during the Civil War.
67. Fort Sumter – the first shots of the Civil War were fired here after President
Lincoln sent supplies to Union troops. The South thought they would easily win
the war.
6. Explain why the Mississippi River was so important during the Civil War
7. Explain why King Cotton failed.
8. Describe why the rebel yell was so effective.
68. First Battle of Bull Run – The South thought the war was won after the Union
tried to take the Confederate capital. The North realized it had underestimated
the South & ordered more soldiers.
9. Explain how the Emancipation Proclamation changed the Civil War.
10. Explain how life changed for women during the Civil War.
69. King Cotton – the Confederacy’s strategy to withhold cotton from the world
market in exchange for help from France and Britain.
11. Explain how the Civil War was “a rich man’s war but a poor man’s fight”.
12. Explain how inflation affected the Confederacy.
13. Explain two reasons why the Union won the Civil War.
70. Anaconda Plan – the Union’s strategy to smother the South’s economy through
a naval blockade & controlling the Mississippi River to split the Confederacy in
two.
71. naval blockade – using ships to prevent the transportation of goods or people in
or out of a country.
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left side
72. rebel yell – a blood-curdling scream used by the Confederates to intimidate and
panic Union soldiers
76. Confederate Exemption Policy – Confederate men who owned 20 or more slaves
didn’t have to go into the army.
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right side
77. Gettysburg – The bloodiest battle of the Civil War fought after Lee tried again to
invade the North. Although the Union (again) did not finish off the South, GBurg
turned the tide of the war & was the beginning of the end for the South.
78. Pickett’s Charge – The direct unprotected uphill Confederate attack against the
middle of the Union lines at Gettysburg led by General George Pickett. Lee & his
army retreated to Virginia after half of Pickett’s men died in the failed attack.
73. Antietam – Known as the battle fought on the bloodiest day of the Civil War
after Robert E. Lee invaded the North instead of the last battle of the Civil War.
79. Vicksburg – The last fort the South controlled on the Mississippi River. The
Union siege split the Confederacy in two & kept Britain out of the War.
74. Emancipation Proclamation – weakened the Confederacy by freeing all slaves in
Confederate territory. Americans now viewed the Civil War as a war of
liberation.
80. total war – destruction of anything that supports the enemy, not just fighting
their troops. General Sherman destroyed rail lines, crops, and towns
throughout Georgia to weaken the Confederacy.
75. inflation – an increase in prices and decrease in the value of money
(stuff costs more but people don’t make more money).