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Civil War - A Review Video

Civil War - A Review Video

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Civil War - A Review

This resource was made to review a study guide created by this teacher. He covers a lot of basic information relating to the Civil War, so consider making your own study guide to go along with this resource. He is engaging and appeals to high school learners in particular. A good overall review.

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jefferson davis, the confederacy, abraham lincoln, united states presidents, ulysses s. grant, secession, slavery, the south, the united states civil war

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american civil war, abraham lincoln, the north, the south, jefferson davis, stonewall jackson, ulysses s. grant, secession, slavery

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9th - 12th

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Social Studies & History

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