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ExcavationSewer Contractors Name Contact Phone Email Cassy Dillon 765 4294800 terrydatlasexcavatingcom Roger Mussche 765 4744400 rmusschecomcastnet Beaty Construction Daniel Beaty 317. How did the civil War affect the United States’ relationships with England and France?. What are reasons why France and England might Choose to support either the Union or the Confederacy.. List Reasons. . The Divisive Politics of Slavery. Secession: formal withdrawal from Union. Popular Sovereignty: right to vote for or against slavery. Underground railroad: secret network to freedom. Harriet Tubman: conductor on Underground Railroad. A. Southern States Secede. a. Lincoln in office, south secedes. b. South launches attack on Ft. Sumter. Reading…. B. The North Moves into Action. 1. The north incorporates its “Anaconda Plan”. The menace of Secession. President Abraham Lincoln declared that secession was impractical because the North and South were not geographically divided.  He also stated that with secession, new controversies would arise, including the national debt, federal territories, and the fugitive-slave issue.. vs.. . South. Population. Union:. 22,000,000 including . 4 million between the ideal fighting age of 15-40. Confederacy:. 9,000,000 including . 3.5 million slaves; only. about 1,140,000 white. men between the ages. John Sacher. University of Central Florida. John.sacher@mail.ucf.edu. 1. Union Strength. "I always thought the Yankees had something to do with it.". . Quote attributed to George Pickett when asked why the Confederates lost at Gettysburg. Today’s Essential Question: What were some of . the . critical . events of the war in . 1862?. Vocabulary . critical – very important; changes things. cavalry – soldiers on horseback. casualties – people killed or wounded in battle. Local X. 8/14. . Icebreaker. Who We Are – Why We’re Here. How did you become a union member?. What do you think the labor movement is all about?/What do you believe the union can do for you and others?. 1861. I. Battle of Fort Sumter (April 12, 1861). A. Battle Facts. 1. Troops Engaged. a. Union – 80. b. Confederate – 500. 2. Leadership. a. Union – Major Robert Anderson. b. Confederate – General P.G.T. Beauregard. Strengths & Weaknesses of the North & South. Who had the military advantage?. NORTH. ¾ of US Navy’s officers and nearly all of its sailors were New Englanders. Nearly all of the U.S. Navy’s warships were stationed in the North, so not seized by South during secession. Beginning of the Cold War Turn-In: Pg. 582 #1 – 6; omit #2 Warm Up: Vocabulary Words 1 – 7 Notes: Pg. 1 – 2 But First…. Let me take a SELFIE (Review) Unit 7 Notes Questions!!! The man’s beard says the “old nine”. To whom does that refer? BATTLES OF THE CIVIL WAR War Teams NORTH The Union United States of America President: Abraham Lincoln Capital: Washington, D.C. Color: Blue Number of States: 19 plus 5 border states = 24 Goal: Preserve the Union “The agitation has been permitted to proceed… until it has reached a period when it can no longer be disguised or denied that the union is in danger… How can the Union be preserved?” - John C. Calhoun. international case studies in union renewal. Howard Stevenson, University of Nottingham. Presentation to EI . ResNet. meeting, Brussels. 12. th. May 2016. 12/05/16. 1. Event Name and Venue. 12/05/16.