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Red-chalk and graphite graphic novel scene of a Black Union veteran, woman and child in 1865 facing questions about citizenship, land and labor as Reconstruction begins.

Union Victory: Civil War Causes, Surrenders and Consequences

Explain Union victory, Appomattox, later Confederate surrenders and the Thirteenth Amendment, with primary sources and CLEP U.S. History I review practice.

Mint-paper crayon comic of taxes, bonds and greenbacks carrying a heavy supply crate, with a liberty question beside a scale, illustrating Union wartime finance and expanded federal power.

Civil War Government: Finance, Economic Policy and Dissent

Review Civil War government, Union finance, Confederate centralization, banking, land policy and habeas corpus, with sources and CLEP U.S. History I practice.

Indigo and ochre pastel portraits of Black Union Army and Navy servicemen, with equal-pay and citizenship questions, illustrating how military service strengthened claims to equal rights.

Black Military Service in the Civil War: Slavery and Citizenship

Turquoise and burgundy hand-drawn vignettes of a soldier writing home, a woman rolling bandages, and a Black woman and child loading produce, connected by letters to show different wartime lives and pressures.

Civil War Home Fronts: Soldiers, Women, Shortages and Dissent

Coral folk-art comic of a history student assembling policy, action and enforcement puzzle pieces, with a question about where emancipation policy applied.

Emancipation Proclamation: Scope, Policy and the Path to Freedom

Saffron and lavender chalk comic of magnifying-glass detectives examining Gettysburg’s checked invasion and Vicksburg’s Mississippi control, with a reminder that the war continued.

Civil War Turning Points: Major Campaigns and Their Consequences

Hand-drawn raccoon study mascot carries factory, locomotive and ship models while checking a mobilization, supply and strategy plan for the Civil War.

Union and Confederate Strengths: Resources, Strategy and Diplomacy

Fuchsia and turquoise marker comic of a student studying an accordion chronology from the 1860 election through Deep South secession, Fort Sumter, the troop call and Upper South secession.

Lincoln-Douglas Debates, Election of 1860 and Secession Explained

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Civil War

Union Victory: Civil War Causes, Surrenders and Consequences

Civil War Government: Finance, Economic Policy and Dissent

Black Military Service in the Civil War: Slavery and Citizenship

Civil War Home Fronts: Soldiers, Women, Shortages and Dissent

Emancipation Proclamation: Scope, Policy and the Path to Freedom

Civil War Turning Points: Major Campaigns and Their Consequences

Union and Confederate Strengths: Resources, Strategy and Diplomacy

Lincoln-Douglas Debates, Election of 1860 and Secession Explained

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