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It should include a strong introductory paragraph that outlines the answer to the question, a body that evaluates all relative arguments, and a conclusion that explains and advances these arguments (rather than simply summarizing material already discussed.)
Word choices should be clear and appropriate, organization straightforward, and syntax properly used.? Authors should demonstrate their command of the material without relying on footnotes or references to the textbook readings.? Answers should convey an easy familiarity with the material and the ability to discuss it creatively.
Questions to Be Answered are below:
1.? List and thoroughly explain the most important reasons that Lee espoused to justify his "invasion" that led to the Battle of Gettysburg.? Be sure to rank order these reasons from most to least important (in your opinion).?
2. The Battle of Gettysburg (1863) has been referred to as the "high water mark" of the Confederacy.? Isn’t it ironic, then, that the victorious Union commander had more explaining to do to Lincoln than Lee had to explain to Davis?? The Army of the Potomac had finally generated a victory to celebrate and, yet, its commanding general would offer his resignation a few months later.? Who was this unfortunate northern commander?? What did he do for the balance of the war?? Who became his new commanding officer?? Why was Lincoln so out-spoken in his need to make a change after such a splendid victory by his eastern army?
3. Few commanders during the Civil War were as dumbfounded as Pemberton during Grant’s final (and successful) campaign against Vicksburg.? Faulty intelligence began with the Union cavalry raid led by a Northern music teacher and continued with reports of a Confederate relief column heading to Vicksburg’s aid.?
Explain how Grant managed to keep Pemberton "in the dark" about his intentions and why he was able to force the Confederate army back into Vicksburg for the inevitable siege that could only have one conclusion.
4.? Write a brief account of the battles of Chattanooga and Chickamauga. Explain their significance to the outcome of the war, and why these battles (and others fought in the war?s Western Theatre) often get overlooked in so much popular memory of the Civil War. ?
5.? How did Robert E. Lee’s "right arm" and "old War Horse," James Longstreet, become so vilified in the eyes of Lost Cause proponents?? Organize a timeline of events after the war which led Longstreet further and further away from the "true believers."
6.? Former Confederate General, Nathan B. Forrest, was "knighted" as the First Grand Dragon of the Ku Klux Klan.? Describe the role played by Forrest in the organization and what developments led to his resignation of this exalted position.? Did he continue any further association with the group?? Explain.
7.?? Name and describe three (3) main differences between Reconstruction policies outlined by Lincoln in his Second Inaugural and those carried out by his successors.? If Lincoln had lived, would the South have been treated differently.? Explain.
8. Name and describe the four (4) major Reconstruction Plans that had a chance to be implemented at the conclusion of the Civil War. Which plan won out? Explain.
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