How Texas "Won" the Civil War PowerPoint (Texas History)
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- Contributor:
- Aaron Mathews
- Grade Level:
- 7
- Product Type:
- PPT with student notes
- File Type:
- PPT and DOC
- Pages:
- 8
- Answer Key:
- No
Description
This is a PowerPoint lecture I created based on a lecture by Dr. Donald Frazier of McMurry University. Dr. Donald Frazier has approved this product and given me permission to sell this product.
Texas of course did not win the Civil War. However, they came out of the Civil War in pretty good shape in comparison to their fellow Confederate States. This PowerPoint explains how Texas was poised to take advantage of the post Civil War market.
This product includes the PowerPoint as well as Guided Notes for the student.
Thanks for looking!
Enjoy!
Created by Aaron Mathews
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