The Civil War and Women of the Civil War

The Civil War and Three Women Whose Influence Was Felt Leading Up to and During the Civil War: Harriet Beecher Stowe, Sojourner Truth, and Harriet Tubman The English language comes to life once more as students embark upon their magical journey of historical adventures through rhythm and rhyme. Middle School, High School, and Upper-Elementary School students, parents, and teachers are sure to enjoy the creative way and fast-paced momentum in which Civil War history comes alive. This long-awaited retelling of our nation's historical past has come. These historical renditions promise to capture students' attention and add to their joy of learning through fun and creative fantasy. The varied cast of historical characters is certain to excite the imagination as students continue to learn about our country's history through rhythm and rhyme without realizing they have embarked upon their journey into adventure. THE CIVIL WAR Table of Contents CAUSES OF THE CIVIL WAR RESENTMENT GREW LINCOLN IS ELECTED PRESIDENT FORT SUMTER BATTLE OF BULL RUN THE CONFEDERATE CAPITAL THE UNION NAVY CONFEDERATE NAVY SUPPLYING THE ARMY WITH HORSES A SOLDIER'S LIFE SWEARING IN OF PRESIDENTS SOUTHERN STATES SECEDE NORTHERN ADVANTAGES SOUTHERN ADVANTAGES THE UNION'S CALL TO BATTLE CLARA BARTON BATTLE OF BULL RUN THE HANNIBAL GUARDS THE FIRST CONFISCATION ACT ABOLITIONISTS THE YEAR 1861 ENDS FOR THE NORTH FOR THE SOUTH 1862 MC CLELLAN REPLACED STONEWALL JACKSON UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER GRANT PIKES PEAKERS GETTYSBURG OF THE WEST THE MONITOR AND THE MERRIMACK THE BATTLE OF SHILOH, TENNESSEE NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA The Confederate Stronghold CHILDREN AND PETS IN THE MILITARY THE BATTLE OF SEVEN PINES, VIRGINIA GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY CAMPAIGN DEFENDING RICHMOND THE BATTLE OF BULL RUN-REVISITED WOMEN IN THE MILITARY DECISIVE BATTLES Antietam, Sharpsburg, Maryland SOUTHERN SLAVES BY LINCOLN ARE FREED LINCOLN ISSUES HIS EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION THE BATTLE OF VICKSBURG THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS: QUAKERS THE MODERNIZATION OF WARFARE ADVANCES IN TECHNOLOGY IMMIGRANTS SUPPORT THE UNION 1863 FORESHADOWING OF UNION VICTORY OVER THE WAR The Battle of Gettysburg The Battle of Vicksburg FORMATION OF COLORED TROOPS Segregation in War Camps Sojourner Truth and Harriet Tubman Susie King Taylor BREAD RIOTS CAPTAIN SALLY TOMPKINS MEDICAL CARE IN THE MILITARY THE BATTLE OF CHANCELLORSVILLE, VIRGINIA THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG A Union Victory-A Blood Bath The Tides of War Had Changed PICKETT'S CHARGE THE UNION CONQUERS VICKSBURG THE BATTLE OF CHICKAMAUGA, GA THE DEDICATION AT GETTYSBURG THE GETTYSBURG ADDRESS THE BATTLE OF CHATTANOOGA TENNESSEE THE YEAR 1863 ENDS Union Gains Control of the Mississippi NATIVE AMERICANS 1864: The Tides of War Turned THE BATTLE OF SPOTSYLVANIA, VA TRENCH WARFARE BATTLE and SIEGE of PETERSBURG, VA SHERMAN'S MARCH THROUGH ATLANTA THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY, VA PRESIDENT LINCOLN'S REELECTION SAND CREEK MASSACRE, COLORADO BATTLE of NASHVILLE Final Western Encounter SPIES DURING CIVIL WARTIME SHERMAN'S MARCH to the SEA 1865 April 9th: Appomattox Courthouse in Virginia Era of Reconstruction LINCOLN'S TRIUMPH The Thirteenth Amendment Slavery was abolished. FREEDMEN'S BUREAU The Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands LINCOLN'S SECOND INAUGURAL ADDRESS CITY OF RICHMOND FELL TO UNION FORCES WOMEN OF THE CIVIL WAR WOMEN WHOSE INFLUENCE WAS FELT LEADING UP TO AND DURING THE CIVIL WAR Harriet Beecher Stowe (1811-1896) Sojourner Truth (c. 1797-1883) Harriet Tubman (c. 1820-1913) State of the Union in the 1800s: Spread of Slavery Indian Removal Act and Repercussions Causes of the Civil War and Election of Lincoln Underground Railroad: Freedom Trail Famous Abolitionists Passage of 13th, 14th, 15th Amendments 2020: 100th Year Anniversary of 19th Amendment Granting Women the Right to Vote Author Prof