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 T what title would you give the following picture  A – Who is this picture for?  C – Are there any words or phrases?  O – Are there any symbols? What do you see? What are the objects?  S – What is the author trying to get you to believe, understand? Warm-up

This was an amputation kit used during the Civil War If soldiers were shot in abdomen they would simply die If soldier was shot in an extremity (arms and legs) The doctor would saw the extremity off

Objective TSW identify the significant battles and individuals of the Civil War by taking notes using the 5w strategy.

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Texas Civil War Battles Graphic Organizer Battle of Galveston Battle of Sabine Pass Battle of Palmito Ranch

Texas Civil War Battles Using your textbook, you will read on each Civil War Battle in Texas. You must write the questions and answer the questions in your graphic organizer. Once you have completed the graphic organizer, glue the graphic organizer and the map into your journal.

Battle of Galveston What happened in 1862? – A Union warship appeared off the coast of Galveston. The North had begun a blockade to stop trade. What is a blockade? – Closes a port by positioning ships to keep people or supplies from moving in or out. In 1862, who occupied the city of Galveston? – Federal Troops

Battle of Galveston What did Texas do in 1863? (Describe the plan in detail) – Confederate Texans converted two steamboats into warships. Bales of Cotton were placed on the ships to protect the soldiers. The warships attacked the Union ships. A Union ships was captured and the Union soldiers surrendered. Who controlled the port at the end of the Battle of Galveston? – Confederates What is the significance of the battle? – The defense of the Texas coast was one of the Confederacy’s greatest successes.

Battle of Sabine Pass What did the Union leaders plan in 1863? – Invade Texas Where was their route of attack? – Through Sabine Pass How many soldiers defended the fort? – 40 What were the union troops confident of? – Victory

Sabine Pass What happened on September 8 th ? (explain in detail) – Union ships drew near, they came in range of confederate guns. Cannons in the fort disabled two Union ships and forced the other ships to retreat. Who did the Texans capture? – 300 Union soldiers

Battle of Palmito Ranch Who surrendered? – General Robert E. Lee Why didn’t Texas stop fighting when they did find out about the surrender? – Some Confederates refused to surrender

Palmito Ranch What happened on May 13, 1865? (explain in detail) – Union Colonel Theodore H. Barrett attacked Confederate forces at Palmito Ranch. The Confederates called for reinforcements, and 300 Calvary arrived the next morning. Surprising Barrett and his men, Texans captured more than 100 of Barrett’s men. What happened when Texas was victorious at Palmito Ranch? – They received orders to disband their armies and the Union still won the Civil War.

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