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Slavery was........
an issue that divided the north and the south
The states rights argument.......................
held that state power was greater than federal power
Texas entered the union as a slave state in.............
1845
The Kansas-Nebraska Act allowed.....................
Kansas and Nebraska territories to decide whether or not they wanted to be a slave or free state
what was the first state to secede from the union?
South Carolinaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
The seceding states formed what government?
The Confederate States Of America
Albert Johnson
-general in US, Texas, Confederate Armies
-2nd highest ranking officer
-Killed in Battle of Shiloh-April 6th, 1862
John Reagan
-supporter of Union
-served in Texas & US congress from 1857-1861
-was a postmaster general and secretary of treasury until capture in 1865
-denounced Confederacy in jail
Francis Lubbock
-Gov. of Texas 1861-1863
-Promoted to right-hand-man of Jefferson Davis
-1878--1891 served as Texas state treasurer
Thomas Green
-General of Confederate Army
-Fought in Battle of San Jacinto
-Fought in Red River campaign
Battle of Galvaston
ELABORATE:
-gunboats
-cottonclads
WHAT SANK-2 union boats
WHO WAS THERE-General Magruder and Colonel Green
CONFEDERATE VICTORY
Battle of Sabine Pass
WHO WAS THERE-Lut.Richard Downing and 45 Davis Guards
WHAT SANK-2 union boats
CAPTURED-300 union soldiers
CONFEDERATE VICTORY
Battle of Palmito Ranch
-War was considered over at the time
-300 confederate troops defeat 500 union soldiers
-Fought near Brownsville
CONFEDERATE VICTORY
Economic effects on Texas............
Texas joins Confederate States of America
Houston removed from office(ELABORATE)
Conscription Act(ELABORATE)
In Texas, there became a shortage of.................
coffee,medicine,clothing,salt,paper,cotton production and free labor
Social effects on Texas...................................................
women and children had to run farms, plantations, businesses.
Women had to help in factories
loss of family
concern over future of freedom
deadly treatment by unionists
Civil war Results.........................................
620,000 dead(from Texas)
Union-2,100,0000----about 365,00 dead
Confederate-1,064,000----about 260,000 dead