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zoom meeting civil war audio

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Yeah, I can hear you come at school.

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Alright, so to start hopefully the guys you guys have my lesson plan that I sent you guys. So obviously the objective is students will learn the events involved in the Civil War and demonstrate the understanding of the important people and the roles they played in this time if you scroll down I have an overview. So basically it's going to give you the 10 facts and most people don't know about the Civil War if you guys want to click that and just quickly read over that and just keep
Mind or write it down one fact that you didn't know already about that and then we'll discuss it after you guys read that. So you guys want to do that real quick?

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Just let me know whenever you guys are done.

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I'm ready whenever you guys are.

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So I'll start after I read that the first time I think the one thing that stood out to me was that 22 million lived in the north when the war started and only nine million lived in the South and amongst those nine million were actually four million of them were slaves. So the fact that the war went on for so long as it did it's very surprising just because outnumbered they were and especially because I mean with four million slaves that makes it five If you actually fighting for that war, so that means 22 million as five million is just an outstanding like difference. Let's go next on what they thought was interesting about that I'll go next. So for me was definitely fact seven the you Lisa says Grant robbery. We did not meet on the battlefield until May 1864. I guess I always had the assumption that somehow they knew each other. It's really interesting that I noted that Ulysses Grant was from amid. All class family in Robert E. Lee was more course. He knew all the founding fathers. It

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really goes to show that there was such a differentiation between the two commanders and thankfully, of course the north won. So I think after that you leases as Grant was also president. Not sure.

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Although I thought fact for in their read that the battle lasted for 34 hours. It's almost two days before the soldiers assistant to the Confederates. So that's a that's a lot of time to fight and that's pretty crazy. My opinion. Mine was the last one the in danger of development because I just for whatever reason assumed that they were already doing that. I didn't realize that they were like actually Serving these places. I knew that there were like some because there are re-enactors
and things of that nature, but I didn't actually know that their 384 of them were being saved and I was like man, that's really interesting. I just assumed they were all being developed on. Yeah, I just I wanted to put that in there because I knew there was a like a lot of like history events like that people just know like the key points to it and there's a lot of stuff like behind it that many people don't know or like look into and I think that's like important to know her like specially our history and

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was like what's going on today accessories slavery and bringing that up. So the next on the lesson plan was their chronological events. We're not going to go through all of them because there's a ton on there but there's a few like key ones I think are very like important to look that especially with like the key people with it.

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I think one of the most in like porn ones are just looks like when people seceded to like different places or when Abraham Lincoln became president and how that like spiraled down and how old

I haven't laid out. So if you guys just want to look at like maybe like the first page and if you guys are interested in looking further into after this you guys definitely can And keep in mind and there will be a close after this. It's only five questions, but I think two of them are from the first page of this so you guys will be able to use it for the quiz.

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And then on that first page one thing I do want to point out is Kansas is actually on there. I didn't know this myself. So if you guys I don't know if you guys saw that but I think it's like 10 down that's isn't interesting back to guys when we look at that. Next it's going to be a video about Harriet Tubman. You guys might want to put your mics on mute because I don't know if it will like relay that but just watch that video and I watch at the same time and then we're going to discuss who she was and like what kind of impact she had on the Civil War things.

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All right, so I'm guessing all you guys watched it. I guess I'll start so basically I want to ask the question who is Harriet Tubman. And why was she key figure and what impact did she have? So for me after watching that I think it's very interesting that they gave her the name Moses. I think in today's society. Everyone knows who God is and like it doesn't matter if like you believe in like Christian Buddha any of that but the symbolic like word Moses is very impactful to people and Is interesting that that's what they gave her the impact that she did have though is followed with her even today. I mean President Obama was just president and she still has an impact till today. So that's very interesting to me. Anybody wanna go next. Oh God, I'm so sorry. I thought that it was pretty cool that Barack Obama did make her or that first off that she died at American hero in

back and do the Honors that a military person would have gotten so and I think it was really cool that Brock Obama did

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acknowledge her like even today so not today but like she still is acknowledged as someone of importance because of what she did.

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I think for me it was the aspect of her not having lost a life. I'm sure back in the during that time period it was extremely difficult to go around especially in the Underground Railroad in the fact that she helped women children in her own family get through it without them being killed for it is amazing. So what stuck out for me was the fact that they suddenly my gun. Can you hear me? Okay. Was that it was a thousand people that couldn't have been easy like to get people from
one place to another and to get a thousand of them and then on top of that be recruiting for the cause and all of those things like that's pretty admirable. Definitely. So basically my lesson plan was to go over people and events and she was definitely one that stood out to me the most and I think she's one of the most like person that people should know about today. I mean, she was one of the most like he figures and that time the mouth people she did save and the generations they were able to create past sighs

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just incredible to me. So later on to the below it it's just a quiz. I know. Not have like pictures of you guys doing it. So if you guys just want to ride it either on your computer or send me a picture

of you writing it, that'd be great. And like I said, all the information is right on the one you guys just saw on the website. And then the last question is just a paragraph 3 for synthesis of how did Harriet Tubman impact the world today and that's really all I have. So thanks for coming though. Yeah, I'll take a picture with my phone and I'll text it to you. All right - okay, we're sweet. And then so are we going to have the other people that are going to go go now and then we'll just send everybody kind of what should we do? Oh, it's just me. No that makes it very special. I didn't know that but okay go on this going to like edit the recording and send you the second half. Okay. Well, thank you. I didn't even know you were going to do that. Either so record, can you?

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Okay. What did you say? I'm sorry. Can you record on yours? I think so. Yeah, let me because I can stop by for you if you can stop. Yeah, I can record mine. Yeah, I

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Hello guys. Hello. I wouldn't know like I said, I'm going to make this as quick as possible. So we have 500 in this half left. So we're going to be playing Jeopardy. Okay, the way we're going to play is basically I'm just going to pick a number between 1 and 10 and I guess whoever gets the closest to it gets to go first. And then we'll just take turns back and forth and then whoever has the most points at the end of it, when's it and it's just over what we learned from the previous one. Okay. So let's go pick a number 3 Seven, okay. Well I had three so if you want to go first, um, so I'll do the all about war for 200 200. the North what's your answer the North?

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I do want to be pineapple orange. I'll do an orange.

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All right. Do random for 300?

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They've been developed. That's correct. She go.

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Speaker 1 - 0:01:37 emancipated the slaves right

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all about the war for 500

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16 that is incorrect still Sure, how many?

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Let's say ten answers actually for okay, so to return oh my God. No, it's your turn. I think right. Yeah, it's your turn. Okay. Okay, I will do people for 100.

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and thing all the time. I knew it started with an M. Darn. It's basically the same thing so you can get it. Oh, okay. Good. Okay, let's do random for 400.

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It's basically where how Harriet got the the slaves out of the their camps in a way from their people

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basically an underground Network for safe routes and safe houses. So yes, okay, we're to okay. Did you do true or false random for a hundred?

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What word are we going over was that true? Is it suppose to be true or false? Some of them are true or false ascends want? Oh, okay. I got you.

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I don't know. Okay, do you want to still? The Civil War yeah.

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It's all good. Oh girl. Okay. Go ahead people for 400 years. You will use this as Grant. Yes.

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Because the North and the South and not agree about the slavery. Yes, that's that's right. That was a 201 right? I think so people for 500.

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I Harriet Tubman

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all about the war for 300

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the Thirteenth Amendment

Speaker 1 - 0:04:54 that is not right.

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I do not know I do not want to steal. Okay. Oh the Fourteenth Amendment, we're closed good. Let's do true or false 200 or random.

Speaker 1 - 0:05:20 Secure true,

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let's do true or false random for 300.

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Let's just keep going down. True or false. Random 400-600.

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true incorrect you want to steal I'll steal false obviously.

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And then I'll do people for 300.

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the the North You sure can.

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The Union Army. Yeah, it's the same thing random for 200.

Speaker 1 - 0:06:35 Gettysburg

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And then true or false for 500.

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So say 100. Yeah, I think at East third war the Battle of Gettysburg.

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Speaker 1 - 0:07:01 Abraham Lincoln

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a hundred for all about the war

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the North and the South

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And then random for a hundred.

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The North had Mormon, that's correct congrats, you won. So basically, that's all I really had. I just want to like some Ray's what we went over and that's just going to be a quick little summary that I have written up.

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The Northern victory in the war to preserve the United States as one nation and it ended the institution of slavery and it had divided the countries from its beginning from these achievements. We were able to abolish slavery this war actually cost more lives up between 1815 and the beginning of the silver war. So this one of the bloodiest see fights basically That we have ever seen up to the worldwide. Just one more question out of all this that we talked about was one thing everyone has learned.

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I didn't know it was that long of a war. I guess four years in perspective is a pretty long time. Yes. One thing that I learned from this lesson was That Harriet was given when she was very she was given honors. So that's pretty cool. She was getting that again. Thanks for getting back on here with you guys. You guys have a good day. Thanks you too your lesson today. Thank you. Yep. Bye guys. Bye. Bye.