Week 6/7 - test prep

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• Studiejaar 3

Today

• Recap activity reparations
  
• Important generals
  
• Recap activity Slavery and the constitution
  
• Time to study/prep 'history experience'

In what way(s) did "the hidden links between slavery and wall street" help you understand the importance of reparations? Done early? Read this

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Test prep

• Get into pairs or groups, make sure to be back in the main room by 12:50
  
• Click on the link for this LessonUP
• Stay in or around the classroom and choose:

A) Work on the study questions (Teams->Civil War->Course documents)

B) Go through the questions in the LessonUp.

Union/Federal Generals

Confederate Generals

Joseph E. Johnston

Robert E. Lee

Stonewall Jackson

Ulysses S. Grant

Robert McCLellan

Beauregard

General William Sherman

Ambrose Burnside

Joseph and A.S. Johnston

William Sherman

Stonewall Jackson

March to the Sea

Logistical genius

Military genius

The South's greatest hero

Died at the battle of Chancellorsville

Shenandoah Valley campaign

George McClellan

Robert E. Lee

Loved by his army, not so much by Lincoln.

Shenandoah Valley campaign

Leader of the Army of Northern Virginia

Battle of Antietam's initial success

Besides mentioning a topic or a battle, you have to be able to explain what these generals were known/are remembered for.

Start at 6:50 (significance of Lee&7 days' battle) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlQqnvI1e08

Why did the North win the war?

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Limited resources (explain about industrialised North) - both manpower and supplies. Low morale. No international recognition(elaborate on this, relations with Britain, Cotton King)Problems with presenting a united front (talk about war resistance)

1) What clauses allowed slavery in the constitution?
2) Which Emancipation Amendments were put into effect and what did they do?

Tip for answer below:

Tip: https://billofrightsinstitute.org/essays/slavery-and-the-constitution

Briefly explain the 13th, 14th and 15th Amendment and their effect on Black people's lives.

Can you explain this cartoon?

Cartoon on reparations.

What do you know about war resistance? (week 4)

What do you know about Black soldiers? (week 3)

In what way(s) did medicine change the war? (week 3)

What were some major things that happened in 1862? (week 3)

Where and how did the war come to an end? (week 4)

Divide the major battles that took place during the Civil War. Describe what happened, who was in charge, who won.

which of the previously described wars was the bloodiest?

How did the North vs the South's beliefs on Government differ? (week 2)

What were Lincolns views on slavery? (week 2)

What do you know about
the causes of the Civil War? (week 1)

Congrats, you did it! Test prep tips: Review the LessonUps and make sure you can answer the Study questions. Watching the videos on Canvas can provide some nice background knowledge, though the most important videos are in the LessonUp's. Thank you for being a wonderfully motivated group to teach!

Slides for week 7

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Experiencing history topics: Military tactics, Junenteenth, POW camps

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Course review!

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Tops: Be specific about what you liked about the course and why you did, this way it will remain in the course 

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Week 7!

•  Part 1: Masterclass x2 +/- 1h
• Break: 15min
• Part 2: Test prep - self study or group practise
• Back to class for the course evaluation