Warm Up

Read Primary Source Article #4 in your Civil War Packet

Page 66 in your Packet

1862

A Bloody Year

A Bloody Year• January – Lincoln

orders Union Offensive

• February – General Grant moves on the Mississippi Valley

• Why move down the Mississippi Valley?

Nashville Falls

• February 25

CSS Virginia (Merrimac) v USS Monitor

• March 9• Important Civil

War 1st

• Steam Powered Iron Clad Ships

• Why are naval clashes important for Confederacy?

Shiloh

• TN, April 6-7• Confeds attack

Grant• 2 days of intense

fighting

• 20,000 Union and Confederate casualties

Goodbye McClellan

• March• Ignores Lincoln• Fired as General

in Chief

• Put in command of Army of Potomac

The Peninsular Campaign

• Invasion of VA towards Richmond

• April –July 1862

Antietam

• September• Lee invades after

Peninsular Campaign towards DC

• Stopped at Sharpsburg MD

• 23000 Dead and Wounded in 1 day

Antietam• Battle is a draw

•Both sides suffer heavy casualties•Single bloodiest day in American History

• Lee retreats•Why was invasion a mistake?

• McClellan could have followed and defeated Lee

The Camera and the War

• Technology spreading pictures of the War

For the Remainder…

• Read Primary Source Article 5 in Civil War Packet

• Work on Civil War Essay•Due Friday•Typed or Written in Ink

Warm Up: Put the Following Events in Correct Order

• Antietam• Lincoln’s Election• First Bull Run• Fort Sumter• Peninsular

Campaign

• Shiloh• Secession of SC• Monitor v.

Merrimac• Lincoln’s

Inauguration

Put Essays on Front Table!

The Emancipation Proclamation

• Lincoln needed a Victory to take war and war effort to next level.

• War to go from conflict to crusade

• Open Resource Packet to page 31

The 5 W’s

• Who passes the Emancipation Proclamation?

• When was it passed?• Where did it take effect?• What does it proclaim?• Why was it passed?

Questions

• Why did Lincoln free slaves only in the Southern States?

• Does Lincoln have the power to do this?

• Why was it passed after Antietam?

1862 - Naval Victories

• David Farragut

• New Orleans

• Begin Siege of Vicksburg

Remainder of Period

• Civil War Review Sheets