Episode 3 Discuss the political background of the Emancipation Proclamation and the reasons for Lincoln's change of heart. Discuss European views on the Civil War in 1862. Describe the changing role of blacks in the war in 1862. Compare the methods of financing the war employed by the Union and the Confederacy. Wendell Phillips Harriet Tubman General T.J. "Stonewall" Jackson Legal Tender Act War Democrats cotton diplomacy Salmon P. Chase Jeb Stuart Mathew Brady Antietam Episode 4 Discuss the issue of nationhood and states' rights in the Confederacy. Identify reasons for Lincoln's dissatisfaction with his generals, McClellan, Pope, Burnside and Hooker. Identify the northern groups opposing the Emancipation Proclamation. Discuss the wartime restraints on civil liberties in the North and South. rebel yell conscription Ambrose E. Burnside Morgan's Raiders bread riot Joseph Hooker impressment bounty butternuts Copperheads Mud March John Singleton Mosby Clement L. Vallandigham Chickasaw Bluffs Episode 5 Discuss the significance of the battle of Gettysburg to the northern and southern sides. Identify the contributions of women to the war effort. Explain the reasons for the Union government decision to enlist African-American men in the army; discuss the participation of black soldiers in the Union army. Compare the effects of racial prejudice in the North and South Describe General Grant's role at Vicksburg and Chattanooga. Milliken's Bend acoustic shadows George Gordon Meade 54th Massachusetts Mother Bickerdyke Mary Livermore Phoebe Yates Pember Pickett's charge Episode 6 Compare Grant's and Lee's styles of leadership. Discuss the elements of modern warfare that entered into the late Civil War. Describe two paths towards Reconstruction that were considered in 1864. Explain reasons for the dissent in the Confederacy in 1864. Reconstruction Wade-Davis bill Spotsylvania Andrew Johnson Cold Harbor The Wilderness trench warfare amnesty Kennesaw Mountain Episode 7 Explain the war strategy expressed in Sheridan's destruction of the Shenandoah Valley and Sherman's march through Georgia. Discuss the issues raised by the Democrats and the Republicans in the presidential election of 1864. Explain how the treatment of prisoners of war related to the conduct of the war. Describe the impact of the war on the economies of the North and South. shoddy goods Jubal Early and cavalry raids miscegenation repeating rifles The Crater Philip Sheridan and Cedar Creek Fort Pillow Arlington John Bell Hood Mobile Bay Episode 8 Explain the several reasons for Sherman's march to the sea. Describe the conditions in the different states of the Confederate States of America at the beginning of 1865. (If your own state is one of these, be ready to describe your hometown and the mood of all the people living there.) Discuss the significance of the Confederate Congress's decision to use black troops. Sherman's March to the Sea Battle of Franklin Battle of Nashville Appomattox "with malice toward none" Howell Cobb Thirteenth Amendment Five Forks Freedman's Savings Bank corduroy roads Andersonville Sayler's Creek Ford's Theatre Episode 9 Discuss the broad changes the Civil War brought to the United States. Describe the measures taken by Congress to assist the freedmen immediately after the war. Compare the economic situations of the South and the North after the war's end. John Wilkes Booth Grand Review Freedmen's Bureau Ku Klux Klan sharecropper contingency Fourteenth Amendment