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    The American Revolutionary War began in 1775 with battles at Lexington and Concord and officially ended in 1784 with the ratification of the Treaty of Paris. The American Civil War was fought from 1861 to 1865 over the issues of slavery and states' rights. While the Union aimed to preserve the country, the Confederacy fought for independence and the right to expand slavery. The Civil War ultimately led to the abolition of slavery and proved the United States would remain one unified country.

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    The American Revolutionary War began in 1775 with battles at Lexington and Concord and officially ended in 1784 with the ratification of the Treaty of Paris. The American Civil War was fought from 1861 to 1865 over the issues of slavery and states' rights. While the Union aimed to preserve the country, the Confederacy fought for independence and the right to expand slavery. The Civil War ultimately led to the abolition of slavery and proved the United States would remain one unified country.

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    REVOLUTI

    ON – THE
    CIVILGROUP
    WAR 3
    TABLE OF CONTENTS
    01
    THE
    AMERICAN
    REVOLUTI 03
    ON REVIEW
    02
    THE
    AMERICA
    N CIVIL
    WAR
    01
    THE
    AMERICA
    N
    REVOLUTI
    When did it When did it What were
    begin ? end ? the cause ?
    When did it begin ?

    Though preceded by
    years of unrest and
    periodic violence, the
    Revolutionary War
    began in earnest on
    April 19, 1775, with the
    battles of Lexington and
    Concord.
    When did it end ?

    Officially ending the


    conflict. The treaty
    was ratified by the US
    Congress of the
    Confederation on
    January 14th, 1784. 
    When were the cause of the Revolution ?

    French and Indian war Stamp Act Boston Tea Party


    02
    THE
    AMERICA
    N CIVIL
    WAR
    01 WHEN AND WHERE WERE IT
    FOUGHT ?
    02 WHAT WERE THE CAUSE OF THE
    CIVIL WAR ?
    03 HOW DID THE CIVIL WAR
    FOUGHT ?

    04 RECONSTRUCTION
    WHAT DID THE CIVIL WAR
    05 EFFECT ?
    WHEN AND WHERE WERE IT
    01 FOUGHT ?

    When the U.S.


    soldiers refused,
    South Carolinians
    bombarded 
    Fort Sumter in the
    center of Charleston
    harbor.
    WHAT WERE THE CAUSE OF THE
    02 CIVIL WAR ?
    HOW DID THE CIVIL WAR
    03 FOUGHT ?
    BATTLE EVENTS

    APRIL
    1863
    12, 1861
    The Confederate Army The battle of Gettysburg,
    attacked Fort Sumter President Lincoln issued
    the Emancipation
    Proclamation only in the
    Confederacy
    BATTLE EVENTS

    April 9, April 14,


    1865 1865
    The South could fight no John Wilkes Booth
    more, General Robert E approached the Presisent.
    Lee surrendered to Lincoln died the next
    General Ulysses S Grant morning
    04 RECONSTRUCTION
    The issues that had caused the war :

    Attempts were made to redress


    the inequities of slavery and its
    political, social, and
    economic legacy and to solve the
    problems arising from the
    readmission to the Union of the 11
    states that had seceded at or
    before the outbreak of war.
    Slavery
    04 RECONSTRUCTION
    The issues that had caused the war :

    A combination of personal
    stubbornness, fervent belief
    in states’ right, and
    racist convictions led Johnson to
    reject these bills, causing a
    permanent rupture between himself
    and Congress.
    States’ right
    05 WHAT DID THE CIVIL
    WAR EFFECT ?

    The important effect is helped to end the slavery.


    The war showed strong differences between part
    of the US, but many people believe that the most
    important thing it did was to prove that the US
    is one country.
    03 REVIEW
    QUESTION
    1
    How many Bristish colonies were there
    before the Revolution ?
    A. 13
    B. 30
    C. 33
    REVIEW
    QUESTION
    2
    Where did the Continental Congress
    meet in 1774 ?

    A. In Philadelphia
    B. In Washington, D.C
    C. In New York
    REVIEW
    QUESTION
    3
    How long did the Civil war last ?
    A. 3
    B. 4
    C. 5
    REVIEW
    QUESTION
    4
    When did Abraham Lincoln become
    President ?
    A. 1862
    B. 1861
    C. 1860
    REVIEW
    QUESTION
    5
    What happened in 1870 ?
    A. Lincoln died
    B. The last three Southern states were
    admitted to the Union again
    C. The Northern Army left the South
    THANKS
    FOR
    LISTENING
    !
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