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Questions
- why do most of the people have swords when they could be using guns
- why is the cannon that close and facing in that direction
- why is there a wagon in the very left

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1. This is a church that was blown up in the battle.
2. When was this taken?
3.Where was this taken.
4.What church
is this.

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The house behind them is a house where Union officers were hiding out from confederate soldiers.
1. When was this taken?
2. What battle was this apart of?
3. Where was this?

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This image shows soldiers from battle of Appomattox Court House, Va., April 1865, after the battle.

What was the result of this battle?
When was the battle fought?
Who won the battle?

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This is a Union Fortification at the Fall Of Petersburg!
What are those weird racks in front of the building?
Is the building covered in dirt or grass?
Where is Petersburg in this photo?

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This is a picture of the Battle of Fort Sumter. This shows how big the cannons are.
Questions:
How can the soldiers be so close to the cannon while it looks like one is directing to fire it?
Which side were these soldiers on? Where is the cannon pointing?
How do they load the cannon

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A picture taken by Mathew Brady, showing a wounded soldier at a deserted camp.
1. Why was the camp deserted?
2.Is the man on the left going to help the injured man?
3.How long ago was the battle since the photo was taken?

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At the Battle of Winchester, General Phillip Sheridan was assigned to be a general during this war. He was key to defeating the Confederate Armies.

1. Why was the Battle of Winchester named after this particular gun?
2. Why was Phillip Sheridan so important DURING this particular battle?
3. Who are the people with him in this particular photo?

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1.why were the 2 men running?
2.Where they stealing?
3.What where they stealing?

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This is a slave that got whiped multuple times. and now has scares.
1. is it the day or night?
2. why did he get whiped?
3. why does he have a bag as pants?

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They discovered unburied dead bodies on the battlefield of Bull Run
1.  Where did the bodies come from.
2. Where are they.
3. What is the rubble.

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This is a photo of the Parapet of Fort Sumter with stacks of ammunition.
1. Write two words that describe this picture.
2. Is there anything in the photo that looks doctored, considering it was taken by M. Brady? If so, what?
3. Based off the photo how do think most of the people getting ready to fight each other prepared?

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This photo is a pontoon bridge.

What does this have to do with the Civil War?
Why is the bridge made of canoes?
What's with the shelters on the side?

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The Union going to the next war.

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One fact is that this was their ambulance.
1. How many people can fit in there?
2. Are they taking the people out or putting them in?
3. How many people would they pick up each day?

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This is a dead confederate soldier at Petersburg, Va. I wonder why the logs positioned that way? Why did the photographer take a picture of the man's face? Why are the guns positioned that way?

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Soldiers and part of a battery, on the battlefield of Bull Run
1. What kind of weapon
2. Are the soldiers confederate or union soldiers
3. When was this photo taken

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(Fact)This is an image of the Battle of Big Bethel.
(Questions)1- Were the people we see the Union or Confederate army?
2- Are they fighting during night or during day?
3- What kind of weapons are they fighting with

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This image shows 12 lb. Howitzer, captured by the 17th Regt. N.Y.V. Col. H.S. Lansing, at the Battle of Hanover Court House, from Captain Latham's Rebel Battery - weight 1458 lbs. What is the purpose of the cannon? Why was there a cannon? Where was this?