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The Civil War SS.912.A.2.1 - Review causes and consequences of the Civil War Essential Question - How did sectionalism and the issue of slavery lead to the Civil War? Bell Ringer (3 minutes) 1. Which of the following best illustrates how sectionalism led to the Civil War? a. The North became a center for manufacturing and witnessed a growth of factory workers b. The South abolished the use of slavery due to pressure from the North. c. Political leaders in each section generally wanted federal policies to their sectional interests. d. The Northwest became the bread basket of the United States. 2. Which of the following contributed to the outbreak of the Civil War? a. Southerners feared that Northerners intended to abolish slavery. b. Southern states wanted a free hand in suppressing local slave revolts. c. The Dred Scott decision led Northern state officials to defy federal law. d. Northerners opposed the shipment of Southern cotton to Great Britain The Civil War The Path to Civil War Look for the information that answers the following question: What developments led to the outbreak of war? http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=civil+war+video&view=detail&qpvt=civil+war+video&mi d=DF224D91ADDC3570ECF4DF224D91ADDC3570ECF4 The Civil War (I Do) The Civil War (I Do) The Civil War (We Do) •What was the main objective of the Anaconda Plan? •How did the North’s advantages allow the Union to put this plan into place? •Summarize the effects of the Civil War. The Civil War (We Do) How are the issues regarding slavery, sectionalism, states’ rights, and Lincoln’s election linked? Bell Ringer Question 1. Which of the following best illustrates how sectionalism led to the Civil War? A. The North became a center for manufacturing and witnessed a growth of factory workers B. The South abolished the use of slavery due to pressure from the North. C. Political leaders in each section generally wanted federal policies to their sectional interests. D. The Northwest became the bread basket of the United States. Bell Ringer Question 1. Which of the following best illustrates how sectionalism led to the Civil War? A. The North became a center for manufacturing and witnessed a growth of factory workers B. The South abolished the use of slavery due to pressure from the North. C. Political leaders in each section generally wanted federal policies to their sectional interests. D. The Northwest became the bread basket of the United States. Bell Ringer Question 2. Which of the following contributed to the outbreak of the Civil War? A. Southerners feared that Northerners intended to abolish slavery. B. Southern states wanted a free hand in suppressing local slave revolts. C. The Dred Scott decision led Northern state officials to defy federal law. D. Northerners opposed the shipment of Southern cotton to Great Britain Bell Ringer Question 2. Which of the following contributed to the outbreak of the Civil War? A. Southerners feared that Northerners intended to abolish slavery. B. Southern states wanted a free hand in suppressing local slave revolts. C. The Dred Scott decision led Northern state officials to defy federal law. D. Northerners opposed the shipment of Southern cotton to Great Britain The Civil War (You Do) 1. Which of the following statements is true concerning the map pictured below? A. The Union thought that by blockading the southern ports they could easily win the war. B. The Union wanted to shut the south off from all possible help in an attempt to squeeze the Confederacy into submission. C. The snake’s head begins in the Union’s capital and tail ends in the Confederate capital to mark the journey the soldiers would face during the war. D. The Union knew that the Confederacy had the industrial advantage so they were attempting to cut off any exportation of goods. The Civil War (You Do) 2. Sectional differences developed in the United States largely because A. the Federal Government adopted a policy of neutrality B. economic conditions and interests in each region varied C. only northerners were represented at the Constitutional Convention D. early Presidents favored urban areas over rural areas The Civil War (You Do) 3. Which event was the catalyst for the secession of the first seven Southern states in 1861? A. Passage of a higher protective tariff B. Issuance of the Emancipation Proclamation C. The election of Abraham Lincoln as president D. The shipment of Union supplies to Fort Sumter The Civil War (You Do) 4. The Civil War affected the northern economy by A. causing a severe depression B. increasing unemployment rates C. decreasing demand for agricultural products D. stimulating industrialization The Civil War (You Do) •Essential Question - How did sectionalism and the issue of slavery lead to the Civil War? •Cite specific evidence to support your answer