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Nov. 1863- the Gettysburg Address http://www. youtube. com/watch

William T. Sherman U.S. General- “War is Hell”

Sherman’s March to the Sea Gen. William Sherman Captures & burns Atlanta (Nov. 1864) “March to the Sea” Wages total war through Georgia Vows to “make Georgia howl” Total war on Carolinas (Feb.-Mar. 1865)

Sherman to Grant: "With Savannah in our possession, at some future time if not now, we can punish South Carolina as she deserves.... I do sincerely believe that the whole United States, North and South, would rejoice to having this army turned loose on South Carolina, to devestate that state in the manner we have done in Georgia."

Burning of a RR station

Sherman in South Carolina “Total War” Attacking and destroying the enemy society’s ability to wage war and will to fight Intentional targeting of civilians Torches cities, burns crops, slaughters livestock, terrorizes populations

April 1865 Lee’s Army Starving & deserting Could not save Richmond; could not reach Johnston

Grant’s Troops March into Richmond

Richmond sacked

April 1865 April 9th-Appomattox Courthouse Lee surrenders to Grant

“the rebels are our countrymen again”

1865- 13th Amendment Ends slavery in the United States http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4C4plqi7v0

April 14, 1865 5 days after Lee’s surrender, Lincoln goes to Ford’s Theater for a play Presidential box at Ford’s theater

John Wilkes Booth Actor from MD

“Sic semper tyrannis”

Booth captured and shot April 24, after biggest manhunt in nation’s history

Large conspiracy Other targets: VP Andrew Johnson Sec of State William Seward Lewis Powell (a.k.a. Lewis Payne)- unsuccessfully tries to kill the Secretary of State

Assassin Conspirators Executed

14 Day Funeral Procession to Springfield, IL

Lincoln Tomb-Springfield, IL

Lincoln Memorial-Washington, D.C.

Unit Summary: Key Ideas? People?

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