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History Beyond The Textbook : A project of world History American civil war Presented By  students of B.A. 1 st  year history S.N.G.G.P.G. college Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh Guided By  Dr. Ameeta Singh
AMERICAN CIVIL WAR (1861-1865)
- INTRODUCTION - The American Civil War(1861-1865), also known as the war between the two states,was a civil war in the history of the  united states of america. Eleven southern slave states declared their secession from the united states,  And formed the confederate states of america, also known as ‘confederacy’. Led by jefferson davis,the confederacy fought  against the united states of America ie. The union.
. TIMELINE- TIMELINE- 1787- slavery was banned in the north-west terrritory. 1793- invention of cotton gin by Eli whitney. 1804- all northern states had passed laws to abolish siavery. 1808- congress banned the african slave trade although slavery was remained legal in the south.& union&confederacy was divided by mason-dixon line. 1828 -introduction of TARRIFS,a tax  implented by congress on imports. 1848- origin of free-soil party. 1854- origin of republicans.
1860- presedential election of lincoln. 1861- 7 slave states had declared their secession. 1861- the revenue act introduced the income tax to help finance the war. 1861- hostilities began as confederate forces attacked at fort sumter. 17,april,1862- the bloodiest single day in the united states military history. 9,april,1865-  confederate resistance ended after ROBERT.LEE surrendered.
CAUSES OF SECESSION- 1.SLAVERY- THE MAIN CAUSE OF THE WAR AS LINCOLN SAID,’’THE QUES OF SLAVERY WAS MORE IMP. THAN ANY OTHER THING… 2.SECTIONALISM- IT REFERS TO THE DIFFERENT ECONOMIES,SOCIAL STRUCTURE,CUSTOMS&POLITICAL  VALUES OF THE NORTH &south.
3.NATIONALISM& HONOR- IT WAS A POWERFUL FORCE IN THE 19 CENT,WITH FABMOUS SPOKESMEN LIKE ANDREW JACKSON& DANIEL WEBSTER. 4. STATES RIGHTS- THIS OR SVEREIGNTY,WAS ALWAYS MORE A MEANS THAN AN END,AN INSTRUMENT TO ACHIEVE  A CERTAIN GOAL MORE THAN A PRINCIPLE. 5.FREE-SOIL- IT WAS A NORTHERN DEMAND  THAT THE  NEW LANDS OPENING UP IN THE WEST BE AVAILABLE TO INDEPENDENT FARMERS. 6.TARRIFS- A HIGH PROTECTIVE TAX ON IMPORTS BY CONGRESS  IN 1828. 7.ELECTION OF LINCOLNS- THE ELECTION IN NOV.1860 WAS THE FINAL TRIGGER FOR SECESSION.
8.BATTLE OF FORT SUMTER-  12,APRIL,1861 CONFEDERATES ATTACK ON FORT SUMTER. CENTRES WERE  SECESSION BEGINS- 1.SOUTH CAROLINA- DID MORE TO ADVANCE NULLIFICATION AND SECESSION THAN ANY OTHER SOUTHERN STATES. 2.THE CONFEDERACY- SEVEN DEEP SOUTH COTTON STATES SECEDED BY FEB,1861,STARTING WITH SOUTH CAROLINA,MISSISSIPPI,FLORIDA,ALABAMA GEORGIA LOUISIANA &TEXAS.
3.THE UNION STATES- 23 STATES REMAINED LOYAL TO UNION SUCH AS CALIFORNIA,INDIANA KANSAS, MARYLAND, NEW JERSEY, NEW YORK OHIO,ETC. 4.THE BORDER STATES- THESE STATES IN THE UNION WERE WEST VIRGINIA,MARYLAND, MISSOURI ETC.
UNIQUE POINTS`~~~ #THE BATTLE OF  CHICKAMAUGA WAS ONE OF THE DEADLIEST BATTLE IN THE CIVIL WAR. #ANACONDA PLAN AND BLOCKADE 1861 WAS DEVISED BY WINFIELD SCOTT,(A COMMANDING  GENERAL OF THE US ARMY)TO WIN THE WAR WITH AS LITTLE BLOODSHED AS POSSIBLE.
RESULTS- UNION VICTORY #TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY OF THE  U.S.A PRESERVED. #RECONSTRUCTION. #SLAVERY ABOLISHED. #NOT A SINGLE STATE HAD THE RIGHT  TOSECEDE FROM THE UNION. #DEVP. IN AGRICULTURE & INDUSTRI -AL SECTOR IN THE UNION…………..
BELLIGERENTS- CONFEDERATE STATES  OF AMERICA. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. (CONFEDERACY) (UNION) STRENGTH- 10, 64,000 21,00,000
COMMANDERS AND LEADERS. ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],( CONFEDERACY’S LEADERS PRESIDENT JEFFERSON.
UNION LEADERS- #ABRAHAM LINCOLN #WINFIELD SCOTT #GEORGE McELLAN #HENRY WAGER HALLECK. PRESIDENT  ABRAHAM LINCOLN…………………
REFERENCES- #EUROPE & THE WORLD,BY S.N SEN #UNIFIED HISTORY,BY S.N DUBEY #INTERNET WIKIPEDIA…………..
!!!!!!$BY POOJA ASHISH !!!!!!!!$ ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]

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  • 1. History Beyond The Textbook : A project of world History American civil war Presented By students of B.A. 1 st year history S.N.G.G.P.G. college Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh Guided By Dr. Ameeta Singh
  • 2. AMERICAN CIVIL WAR (1861-1865)
  • 3. - INTRODUCTION - The American Civil War(1861-1865), also known as the war between the two states,was a civil war in the history of the united states of america. Eleven southern slave states declared their secession from the united states, And formed the confederate states of america, also known as ‘confederacy’. Led by jefferson davis,the confederacy fought against the united states of America ie. The union.
  • 4. . TIMELINE- TIMELINE- 1787- slavery was banned in the north-west terrritory. 1793- invention of cotton gin by Eli whitney. 1804- all northern states had passed laws to abolish siavery. 1808- congress banned the african slave trade although slavery was remained legal in the south.& union&confederacy was divided by mason-dixon line. 1828 -introduction of TARRIFS,a tax implented by congress on imports. 1848- origin of free-soil party. 1854- origin of republicans.
  • 5. 1860- presedential election of lincoln. 1861- 7 slave states had declared their secession. 1861- the revenue act introduced the income tax to help finance the war. 1861- hostilities began as confederate forces attacked at fort sumter. 17,april,1862- the bloodiest single day in the united states military history. 9,april,1865- confederate resistance ended after ROBERT.LEE surrendered.
  • 6. CAUSES OF SECESSION- 1.SLAVERY- THE MAIN CAUSE OF THE WAR AS LINCOLN SAID,’’THE QUES OF SLAVERY WAS MORE IMP. THAN ANY OTHER THING… 2.SECTIONALISM- IT REFERS TO THE DIFFERENT ECONOMIES,SOCIAL STRUCTURE,CUSTOMS&POLITICAL VALUES OF THE NORTH &south.
  • 7. 3.NATIONALISM& HONOR- IT WAS A POWERFUL FORCE IN THE 19 CENT,WITH FABMOUS SPOKESMEN LIKE ANDREW JACKSON& DANIEL WEBSTER. 4. STATES RIGHTS- THIS OR SVEREIGNTY,WAS ALWAYS MORE A MEANS THAN AN END,AN INSTRUMENT TO ACHIEVE A CERTAIN GOAL MORE THAN A PRINCIPLE. 5.FREE-SOIL- IT WAS A NORTHERN DEMAND THAT THE NEW LANDS OPENING UP IN THE WEST BE AVAILABLE TO INDEPENDENT FARMERS. 6.TARRIFS- A HIGH PROTECTIVE TAX ON IMPORTS BY CONGRESS IN 1828. 7.ELECTION OF LINCOLNS- THE ELECTION IN NOV.1860 WAS THE FINAL TRIGGER FOR SECESSION.
  • 8. 8.BATTLE OF FORT SUMTER- 12,APRIL,1861 CONFEDERATES ATTACK ON FORT SUMTER. CENTRES WERE SECESSION BEGINS- 1.SOUTH CAROLINA- DID MORE TO ADVANCE NULLIFICATION AND SECESSION THAN ANY OTHER SOUTHERN STATES. 2.THE CONFEDERACY- SEVEN DEEP SOUTH COTTON STATES SECEDED BY FEB,1861,STARTING WITH SOUTH CAROLINA,MISSISSIPPI,FLORIDA,ALABAMA GEORGIA LOUISIANA &TEXAS.
  • 9. 3.THE UNION STATES- 23 STATES REMAINED LOYAL TO UNION SUCH AS CALIFORNIA,INDIANA KANSAS, MARYLAND, NEW JERSEY, NEW YORK OHIO,ETC. 4.THE BORDER STATES- THESE STATES IN THE UNION WERE WEST VIRGINIA,MARYLAND, MISSOURI ETC.
  • 10. UNIQUE POINTS`~~~ #THE BATTLE OF CHICKAMAUGA WAS ONE OF THE DEADLIEST BATTLE IN THE CIVIL WAR. #ANACONDA PLAN AND BLOCKADE 1861 WAS DEVISED BY WINFIELD SCOTT,(A COMMANDING GENERAL OF THE US ARMY)TO WIN THE WAR WITH AS LITTLE BLOODSHED AS POSSIBLE.
  • 11. RESULTS- UNION VICTORY #TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY OF THE U.S.A PRESERVED. #RECONSTRUCTION. #SLAVERY ABOLISHED. #NOT A SINGLE STATE HAD THE RIGHT TOSECEDE FROM THE UNION. #DEVP. IN AGRICULTURE & INDUSTRI -AL SECTOR IN THE UNION…………..
  • 12. BELLIGERENTS- CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. (CONFEDERACY) (UNION) STRENGTH- 10, 64,000 21,00,000
  • 13.
  • 14. UNION LEADERS- #ABRAHAM LINCOLN #WINFIELD SCOTT #GEORGE McELLAN #HENRY WAGER HALLECK. PRESIDENT ABRAHAM LINCOLN…………………
  • 15. REFERENCES- #EUROPE & THE WORLD,BY S.N SEN #UNIFIED HISTORY,BY S.N DUBEY #INTERNET WIKIPEDIA…………..
  • 16.