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Texas Civil War Study SlidesVersión en línea Texas Civil War study slides por Danna Venegas 1 Causes of the Civil War Causes of the Civil War Sectionalism—loyalty to the North or South over the nation. Major causes: slavery in new territories, tariffs, population, and Lincoln's election. 2 North vs. South (Resources) North vs. South (Resources) The North: factories, railroads, population, banks. The South: farmland, cotton, and experienced military leaders. North led in most categories except farmland. 3 Advantages During the War Advantages During the War Union advantages: factories, population, stable government and banking. Confederacy advantages: defensive warfare, skilled officers, and knowledge of local terrain. 4 Texas and Secession (1861) Texas and Secession (1861) Texas left the Union fearing slavery would be abolished, following Lincoln's election, with other Southern states seceding first. 5 Important Texas Battles Important Texas Battles Galveston: Confederate victory kept ports open. Sabine Pass: small Confederate force defeated a larger Union navy. Palmito Ranch: last battle, Confederate victory. 6 End of the Civil War End of the Civil War Battle of Appomattox Court House, April 1865—General Lee surrendered. Texas fought briefly after surrender. 7 Juneteenth Juneteenth Juneteenth, June 19, 1865, marks the Texas announcement that enslaved people were free, issued by the U.S. Army in Galveston. 8 Reconstruction (After the War) Reconstruction (After the War) To rejoin, Texas ratified the 13th Amendment, accepted federal laws, and took an oath to the Union. 9 Sharecropping Sharecropping Postwar farmers became sharecroppers. Landowners provided land and supplies; workers earned crops. Problems: high costs and debt traps. 10 Government Principles Government Principles Popular Sovereignty, Bicameral Legislature, and Separation of Powers. The 1876 Texas Constitution creates three branches with checks and balances.

Texas Civil War Study SlidesVersión en línea

Texas Civil War study slides

por Danna Venegas

Causes of the Civil War

Causes of the Civil War

Sectionalism—loyalty to the North or South over the nation. Major causes: slavery in new territories, tariffs, population, and Lincoln's election.

North vs. South (Resources)

North vs. South (Resources)

The North: factories, railroads, population, banks. The South: farmland, cotton, and experienced military leaders. North led in most categories except farmland.

Advantages During the War

Advantages During the War

Union advantages: factories, population, stable government and banking. Confederacy advantages: defensive warfare, skilled officers, and knowledge of local terrain.

Texas and Secession (1861)

Texas and Secession (1861)

Texas left the Union fearing slavery would be abolished, following Lincoln's election, with other Southern states seceding first.

Important Texas Battles

Important Texas Battles

Galveston: Confederate victory kept ports open. Sabine Pass: small Confederate force defeated a larger Union navy. Palmito Ranch: last battle, Confederate victory.

End of the Civil War

End of the Civil War

Battle of Appomattox Court House, April 1865—General Lee surrendered. Texas fought briefly after surrender.

Juneteenth

Juneteenth

Juneteenth, June 19, 1865, marks the Texas announcement that enslaved people were free, issued by the U.S. Army in Galveston.

Reconstruction (After the War)

Reconstruction (After the War)

To rejoin, Texas ratified the 13th Amendment, accepted federal laws, and took an oath to the Union.

Sharecropping

Sharecropping

Postwar farmers became sharecroppers. Landowners provided land and supplies; workers earned crops. Problems: high costs and debt traps.

Government Principles

Government Principles

Popular Sovereignty, Bicameral Legislature, and Separation of Powers. The 1876 Texas Constitution creates three branches with checks and balances.

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