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Course Introduction
Meet "Chronicle of America: The Real History of the Civil War". This course will illuminate a nation's turbulent history. Explore the complex causes of the Civil War, the political and military leaders that guided it, crucial events, and uncommon and distinctive incidents that often go unnoticed.
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Introduction to the intricate tapestry of factors that ignited the Civil War
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Module 1: Causes of the Civil War
Lesson 1: Economic and Social Divisions Lesson 2: Slavery as main catalyst
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Understanding the Economic and Social Divisions
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Examining Slavery as a Primary Catalyst Introduction
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Examining Slavery and the Missouri Compromise of 1820
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Examining Slavery and the 1831 Nat Turner Rebellion
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Examining Slavery and the 1846-50 Wilmot Proviso
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Examining “The Compromise of 1850”
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Uncle Tom’s Cabin
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Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854
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1857 Dred Scott Case
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1859 John Brown’s Raid
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Module 2: Political and Military Leadership and War
Lesson 1: Lincoln and Davis Leadership Styles Lesson 2: Key Military Leader Strategies and Tactics
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A Comparative Analysis of the Leadership Styles Employed by Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis
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Investigating Strategies and Tactics of Key Military Leaders
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Module 3: Key Events and Analysis
Students will learn about the Battle of Gettysburg and the Emancipation Proclamation
Module 4: Strange War stories, events, and misconceptions
Lesson 1: Learn about the lesser-known war stories Lesson 2: Address common misconceptions and myths
Resources:
Online journals, diaries, eBooks, magazines, and photographs
Chronicle of America: The Real Civil War History
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