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THE END OF THE WARTHE END OF THE WAR
Chapter 10 Section 4Chapter 10 Section 4
1)1) In March 1864, Lincoln met with In March 1864, Lincoln met with ____________________.____________________.
This general had 2 plans for winning:This general had 2 plans for winning:
1) Move towards _________________ 1) Move towards _________________ and attack Lee’s forces and attack Lee’s forces
along with along with General General MeadeMeade
2) Have General William Tecumseh 2) Have General William Tecumseh _______________ _______________
march from march from Atlanta to Atlanta to the Atlantic Oceanthe Atlantic Ocean
ULYSSES S. GRANT
RICHMOND, VA
SHERMAN
2)2) Grant believed in a ______________ - Grant believed in a ______________ - the the destruction of food, equipment destruction of food, equipment and and anything else of use to soldiers anything else of use to soldiers and and ______________________
The ___________ of the South The ___________ of the South would would suffer greatly and the suffer greatly and the ___________ ___________ would be saved.would be saved.
3) Grant pushed Lee’s army into 3) Grant pushed Lee’s army into _______________, VA. Lee had to _______________, VA. Lee had to ____________ Grant’s troops____________ Grant’s troops
TOTAL WAR
CIVILIANS
PEOPLE
UNION
PETERSBURGHOLD OFF
4)4) General Sherman pushed toward General Sherman pushed toward ________________.________________.
It was an important center for It was an important center for _________ _________ and ______________and ______________
His troops ________________ Atlanta in His troops ________________ Atlanta in November 1864.November 1864.
The Union tore up __________________, The Union tore up __________________, blew up ______________, burned blew up ______________, burned _____________, destroyed ________________________, destroyed ___________
and killed _______________.and killed _______________.
ATLANTA
RAILROADSFACTORIES
DESTROYED
RAILROAD TRACKSBRIDGES
BARNS CROPS
ANIMALS
5)5) Sherman’s troops marched through Sherman’s troops marched through _____________________ and _____________________ and
headed headed to Richmond, the to Richmond, the Confederate capital.Confederate capital.
6)6) Spring 1865 – The __________________ Spring 1865 – The __________________ knew it was beaten.knew it was beaten.
7)7) April 3 – The Union entered April 3 – The Union entered ___________, ___________, the Capital of the the Capital of the SouthSouth
8)8) General ________ and his troops General ________ and his troops retreated until they were cornered.retreated until they were cornered.
NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA
CONFEDERACY
RICHMOND
LEE
9)9) On April 9, 1865, _______ met Grant at On April 9, 1865, _______ met Grant at Appomattox Court to surrender.Appomattox Court to surrender.
Grant did not believe in _____________ Grant did not believe in _____________ the South.the South.
Terms:Terms:
1) Southern soldiers must give up 1) Southern soldiers must give up ________________________________
2) Soldiers can keep their ____________.2) Soldiers can keep their ____________.
3) Officers could keep ___________, 3) Officers could keep ___________, ___________ and ___________.___________ and ___________.
4) All soldiers would be ________4) All soldiers would be ________
LEE
PUNISHING
WEAPONS HORSES
PISTOLSSWORD
SHORSES
FED
10)10) ________________ would be assassinated ________________ would be assassinated only 5 days after the war ended. only 5 days after the war ended.
(April 15)(April 15)
He was shot by _____________________ at He was shot by _____________________ at Ford’s Theater in Washington DC.Ford’s Theater in Washington DC.
11)11) More than ______________ would die.More than ______________ would die.The North lost ___________The North lost ___________More than ______________ were More than ______________ were wounded.wounded.The North had ____________The North had ____________The Union spent _____ billionThe Union spent _____ billionThe Confederacy spent ____ billion.The Confederacy spent ____ billion.
Much of the South was ___________.Much of the South was ___________.
PRESIDENT LINCOLN
JOHN WILKES BOOTH
618,000
375,000
$8 $2
RUINED
360,000
270,000