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8X 10-27-2014 Today: 1. Do Now – Map, Advantages and Disadvantages of the Union and the Confederacy 2. Tactical planning.

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1 8X 10-27-2014 Today: 1. Do Now – Map, Advantages and Disadvantages of the Union and the Confederacy 2. Tactical planning

2 Do Now Complete the map from the tray (The directions are on the handout). Glue into your notes. Label the Confederate Capital. Label the Union Capital. Highlight the Mississippi River in the map. Try to finish the map activity within 20 minutes. Complete page 515 # 3 (if you haven’t yet). Please make sure to be as detailed as possible. You may use a bullet point list. If you are finished, please start reading section 2.

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4 Tactical Planning - North What does it mean to secede? If you were the North, how would you win this war? Take a few minutes to work with your partner and come up with at least 5 specific things you would do to win the war.

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