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by Danna Venegas
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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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Juneteenth

Juneteenth

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

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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.

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Sharecropping

Sharecropping

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

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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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