The War Ends 1864-1865. Economic Effects North Wartime need for clothing, shoes, and guns helped manufacturing South Couldn’t sell cotton Inflation occurred-hurt.

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The War Ends

Economic Effects North Wartime need for clothing, shoes, and guns helped manufacturing South Couldn’t sell cotton Inflation occurred-hurt the economy

1864 General U. S. Grant takes command 2 part plan 1-Gen. Phillip Sheridan destroyed crops and livestock in the Shenandoah Valley (VA)

The Shenandoah Valley Plan

2-Gen. W.T. Sherman would destroy the South in a “March to the Sea” -From Chattanooga, TN to Savannah, GA -His army then marched on Columbia and burned the city

Columbia, SC - April, 1865

Hampton-Preston House

Charleston, SC - April, 1865

Sherman’s March to the Sea

April 9, 1865-Lee surrendered at Appomattox Courthouse, VA Lee’s Army did not want to surrender-men in NC kept fighting The war was finally over, so was slavery

The Civil War Ends

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