Main Question: Did the Civil War solve the problems that caused it?
More INTU's:
- Why did some soldiers decide to fight?
- What did the soldiers/armies lose by fighting?
- Is there a way that the Civil War could've been prevented?
Friday, 26 October 2012
Wednesday, 24 October 2012
October 24, 2012
On July 8th, 1863, Elisha Hunt Rhodes of the 2nd Rhode Island Volunteers created a diary entry about witnessing the battle of Gettysburg between the Confederates and the Union. Giving a detailed account of the days when the battle began to when it ended, Rhodes created a valuable primary source of information that brings lots of questions to mind; what were the duties of a soldier? What were the living conditions? What was the price of being a soldier?
With these questions, I hope to be able to understand the battle at Gettysburg better, and as a whole understand the Civil War better.
INTU's:
- What were the causes of the Civil War?
- What would have been gained for either side?
- What was the price of being a soldier? Was it worth it?
With these questions, I hope to be able to understand the battle at Gettysburg better, and as a whole understand the Civil War better.
INTU's:
- What were the causes of the Civil War?
- What would have been gained for either side?
- What was the price of being a soldier? Was it worth it?
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