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Introduction to Chapter 15utap3e_ch15_1.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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Guided Reading Exercise for Chapter 15utap3e_ch15_2.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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Why did both the Union and the Confederacy consider control of the border states crucial? utap3e_ch15_3.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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Attack on Fort Sumter utap3e_ch15_4.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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The Upper South Chooses Sides utap3e_ch15_5.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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Why did each side expect to win? utap3e_ch15_6.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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How They Expected to Win utap3e_ch15_7.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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Lincoln and Davis Mobilize utap3e_ch15_8.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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How did each side fare in the early years of the war? utap3e_ch15_9.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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Stalemate in the Eastern Theater utap3e_ch15_10.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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Union Victories in the Western Theater utap3e_ch15_11.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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The Atlantic Theater utap3e_ch15_12.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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International Diplomacy utap3e_ch15_13.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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How did the war for union become a fight for black freedom? utap3e_ch15_14.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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From Slaves to Contraband utap3e_ch15_15.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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From Contraband to Free People utap3e_ch15_16.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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The War of Black Liberation utap3e_ch15_17.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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What problems did the Confederacy face at home? utap3e_ch15_18.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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Revolution from Above utap3e_ch15_19.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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Hardship Below utap3e_ch15_20.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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ANALYZING HISTORICAL EVIDENCE: Home and Countryutap3e_ch15_21.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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Quiz for Analyzing Historical Evidence: Home and Countryutap3e_ch15_22.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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The Disintegration of Slavery utap3e_ch15_23.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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How did the war affect the economy and politics of the North? utap3e_ch15_24.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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The Government and the Economy utap3e_ch15_25.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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Women and Work at Home and at War utap3e_ch15_26.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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Politics and Dissent utap3e_ch15_27.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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How did the Union finally win the war? utap3e_ch15_28.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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Vicksburg and Gettysburg utap3e_ch15_29.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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Grant Takes Command utap3e_ch15_30.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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The Election of 1864 utap3e_ch15_31.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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The Confederacy Collapses utap3e_ch15_32.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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Conclusion: In what ways was the Civil War a “Second American Revolution”? utap3e_ch15_33.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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15i) Chapter 15 Study Guideutap3e_ch15_34.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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STEP 1: EXPLAIN WHY IT MATTERSutap3e_ch15_35.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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STEP 2: MOVE BEYOND THE BASICSutap3e_ch15_36.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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STEP 3: PUT IT ALL TOGETHERutap3e_ch15_37.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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STEP 4: EXPLAIN IN YOUR OWN WORDSutap3e_ch15_38.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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STEP 5: CONNECT TO THE PRESENTutap3e_ch15_39.html57ce2573757a2e920b000000
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