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APUSH Name__________________________ Mr. Stevenson Opening the Textbook- Vicksburg Opening the Textbook- Vicksburg Directions- Todays class will focus on comparing the textbook accounts along with...

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APUSH                        Name__________________________
Mr. Stevenson                            Opening the Textbook- Vicksburg
Opening the Textbook- Vicksburg
Directions- Todays class will focus on comparing the textbook accounts along with other primary and secondary sources to analyze the similarities and differences between the accounts. The students will be directed to/provided these accounts in which they will have to provide answers to short answer questions to be submitted on Edline.
Bell-Ringer- What do you know about the Siege of Vicksburg? If you are unfamiliar with the event, please take an educated guess as to why the class would learn about it today.
Source #1-Please read “The American Pageant” page XXXXXXXXXX “War in the West” and answer the following questions.
1. What does the passage say about the Siege of Vicksburg?
2. How important does this particular source value the Siege of Vicksburg?
3. How does the map help explain the Siege of Vicksburg and the Vicksburg Campaign?
Source #2- Please read passage from the second textbook. Highlight and annotate differences from the previous textbook.
1. What does the passage say about the Siege of Vicksburg?
2. How important does this particular source value the Siege of Vicksburg? Is it different than the first passage? Why or why not?
3. How does this passage differ from the first one?
Source #3- Please read the “Daily Life of the Siege of Vicksburg” and answer the questions below.
1. Please pick one quote from each page. How does this quote help to understand the Siege of Vicksburg? (there should be 4 quotes)
2. Describe the content of this source.
3. Do the diary entries help you to understand the Siege of Vicksburg better? How?
4. Should the textbook include information from this source in their version of the textbook? Why or Why not?
Source #4 Please read the last primary source “A Soldier’s Life and Death at Vicksburg”
1. Please pick one quote from each letter. How does this quote help to understand the Siege of Vicksburg? (there should be 3 quotes)
2. Describe the content of this source.
3. Do the letters help you to understand the Siege of Vicksburg better? How?
4. Should the textbook include information from this source in their version of the textbook? Why or Why not?
Essay- “History textbooks only scratch the surface of events, battles, people etc.”
In at least 300 words, explain the statement above using the Siege of Vicksburg as an example.
    Questions to consider in your response:
· Why do textbooks only have a small passage about an event?
· How do firsthand accounts help tell the story of an event?
· Do firsthand accounts help complete the story of an event?
Answered 2 days After Mar 06, 2021

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Mehzabin answered on Mar 07 2021
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Title: Opening the Textbook- Vicksburg
Source 1.1
    It says that siege of Vicksburg was a scheme which starved and su
ounded an enemy in order to make it su
ender and it was started by Grant.
Source 1.2
    This particular source value the Siege of Vicksburg by giving all details about the place and how its citizens endured an approximately consistent thrashing from 300 guns.
Source 1.3
    Tracing Grant’s route movement and explaining the strategy behind it on the map helps explain the Siege of Vicksburg and the Vicksburg Campaign.
Source 2.1
    It says that the Siege of Vicksburg was in Union hands and people were sustained by the hope.
Source 2.2
    The particular source value the Siege of Vicksburg by sending some Lee’s troops to rescue them which makes it different from first passage.
Source 2.3
    This passage differs from the first one because earlier citizens were pounded where in this they were rescued.
Source 3.1
    “What shall we eat? What shall we drink?”, “About three o’clock the rush began”, “Today we are down in the cellar again” and “This is strangely quiet, Mr. L….” and these quotes help to understand the condition of people.
Source 3.2
    The content of the source is the daily lives of people during the Siege of Vicksburg.
Source 3.3
    Yes, the...
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