1. 2) Take out a blank sheet of paper, title it I6 – Decisive Battles
Bell Ringer Date: May 17th, 2016
I5 – The Civil War & American Life is due Tomorrow.
Quiz on Chapter 15 Thursday 5/19
2) Take out a blank sheet of paper, title it I6 – Decisive Battles

2. I6 Decisive Battles Important Figures: People involved: Significance:
Name
Date
Period I6
Decisive Battles
Battle or Event:
Important Figures:
People involved:
Significance:

3. Decisive Battles Directions: Turn to pg. 533 in your textbook.
You will be assigned a group and important battle to look up that occurred during the end of the Civil War.

4. I6 Decisive Battles What or Where was it? Important Figures:
Name
Date
Period I6
Decisive Battles
What or Where was it?
Battle or Event:
Important Figures:
Who of importance is involved?
People involved:
How many men
fought on each side? Who is involved?
Significance:
What is the historical Importance? Did anyone die? What happened?

5. Battle at Fredericksburg 18,000 deaths and a Confederate Victory
Name
Date
Period I6
Decisive Battles
Battle or Event:
Battle at Fredericksburg
Important Figures:
Burnside vs. Lee
People involved:
120,000 Union
75,000 Confederate
Significance:
18,000 deaths and a Confederate Victory

6. Battle of Chancellorsville
Decisive Battles I6
Battle or Event:
Battle of Chancellorsville
Important Figures:
People involved:
Significance:

7. I6 Decisive Battles Battle or Event: Battle at Gettysburg
Important Figures:
People involved:
Significance:

8. I6 Decisive Battles Battle or Event: Fall of Vicksburg
Important Figures:
People involved:
Significance:

9. Grant vs. Lee (Petersburg)
Decisive Battles I6
Battle:
Grant vs. Lee (Petersburg)
Important Figures:
People involved:
Significance:

10. March to the Sea (Atlanta)
Decisive Battles I6
Battle:
March to the Sea (Atlanta)
Important Figures:
People involved:
Significance:

11. Surrender at Appomattox
Decisive Battles I6
Battle:
Surrender at Appomattox
Important Figures:
People involved:
Significance: