RBOC Recap chapters 1-10

The Red Badge of Courage
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The Red Badge of Courage

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Test your knowledge

First names will do

Don't worry we'll only do
20/58  questions 

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The story so far
What comes to mind when you think about the story so far?
The story, the author, literary devices?

Mind map on the next slide

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RBOC

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I enjoy reading this novel
Are we supposed to be reading?
The movie is better.
It's not too bad
Yes! Henry is a badass

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Homework 
Read chapters 11-12
&
Create your preliminary thesis statement 


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Thesis
Topic + claim + major points

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Civil War
 The Northern and Southern states clashed in one of
the most bloody wars the United States has ever experienced.

1861-1865

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The war between the states
Letters home
We have had hard times ever since we came to the vally but still harder
while we was in pennsylvania. We was in Penn something the rise of
three weeks, during that time we was not allowed to unsaddle our horse
or sleep with our shoes off. . . . Penn is the pretiest country I ever seen
or ever expect to see. . . . We had one big battle that was at Gettysburg,
Penn. This was said to be the hardest fight that has been during the war
and Great slaughter on both sides. The ground lay covered with the
dead & wounded for miles.

—Isaac V. Reynolds, a Confederate soldier, July 20, 1863

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Letters home
Whilst we were on our retreat two of our men were carrying [a fellow
soldier named] Sayer who was severely wounded, one of them was
struck by a musket ball stunning him, and letting the wounded man
fall on the ground, his bowels comming out, the other putting them
back as best he could. Then one of the Rhode Island boys took hold
with me and helped. While we were carrying him the R-I-boys arm was
shot away by a cannon ball. A surgeon passing by looked at Sayer &
told us it was no use trying to take him any further as he could not live,
so we left him there.

—Henry F. Ritter, a Union soldier, July 23, 1861

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