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Civil War Battles2

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Name of battleLocationDatesCommanding Officers(csa-usa)results
Fort Sumter Charleston SC April 12, 1861 Beauregarde -Anderson Confederate victory, no casualties
1st battle at Bull Run Manassas, VA July 21, 1861 Beauregarde and Jackson- McDowell Confederate victory, people came out to watch
Monitor and Merrimac Hampton Roads, VA March 9, 1862 Buchanan-Worder no obvious winners
"Bloody" Shiloh Pittsburgh Landing, TN April 6-7, 1862 Johnston and Beauregarde- Grant and Buell Union victory, union needed victory
New Orleans New Orleans, LA April 25, 1862 no one-Farragut Union almost gained control of MS river
Seven Days Battle James River, VA June 26- July 2, 1862 Lee-McCellan no victory, McClellan first to attack
Antietam Sharpsburg, MD September 17, 1862 Lee-McClellan Union victory, Licoln- Emancipation Proclamation
Fredricksburg Fredricksburg, VA December 13, 1862 Lee and Jackson- Burnside Union defeated badly
Chancellorsville Chancellorsville, VA May 1-4,1863 Lee and Jackson- Hooker Confederate victory, "Stonewall" dies
Vicksburg Vicksburg, MS May 22-July 4, 1863 Pemberton-Grant Union victory, Confederate split into 2
Petersburg Richmond, VA middle of June 1864- April 1865 Lee-Grant Union victory, supplies to Rich mond cut down
Gettysburg Gettysburg, PA July 1-3, 1863 Lee,Pickett,Armistead,and Longstreet-Meade,Buford,Hancock, and Chamberlain Union Victory, bloodiest battle in US history
Fort Wagner Morris Island July 18, 1863 no one- Shaw Confederate victory, 54th Mass. faught
Chickamauga Chickamauga, GA September 19-20, 1863 Bragg-Rosecrans Confederate victory
Chattanooga Georgia and Tennenesse line November 23-25, 1863 Lee-Grant Union victory, Anaconda plan three fourths of the way done
Mobile Bay Mobile, AL August 5, 1864 no one - Farragut Union victory, last important Confederate port taken
Sherman's March to sea Atlanta and Savannah, GA November 15- end of December 1864 none-Sherman not a real batlle, total war
Appomattox Appomattox, VA April 9, 1865 Lee-Grant not true battle, Lee surrendered to Grant
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