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CivilWar BattleChart

Battles of the Civil War

Name of BattleStateDate(s)Commanding Officers(CSA-USA)Results
Fort Sumter South Carolina April 12, 1861 Beauregard-Anderson First battle; Rebel's Vic; 0 casualties
First Bull Run Virginia July 21, 1861 Beauregard & Jackson-McDowell Rebel Vic; spectators
Monitor & Merrimac Hampton Roads, VA March 9, 1862 Buchanan-Worder Wooden boats out of date; no real winner
Shiloh Tennessee April 6-7, 1862 Johnston & Beauregard-Grant & Buell Union Vic
New Orleans New Orleans, LA April 25, 1862 none-Farragut Union now controls Miss. River
Seven Days Battle James River, VA June 26- July 2, 1862 Lee-McClellan no one wins
Antietam Maryland September 17,1862 Lee-McClellan Union Vic; Lincoln reads the Emancipation Proclamation
Fredricksburg Virginia December 13, 1862 Lee & Jackson-Burnside the Union suffered a terrible defeat
Chancellorsville Virginia May1-4, 1863 Lee&Jackson-Hooker Rebels win; Stonewall is killed
Vicksburg Mississippi May22- July 4, 1863 Pemberton-Grant Union Vic.; Rebels are split up; helped Lincoln in reelection
Gettysburg Pennsylvania July 1-3, 1863 Lee-Meade Union Vic; Lee marched to the North again; bloodiest battle in U.S. history
Fort Wagner South Carolina July 18, 1863 None-Shaw Rebel Vic.; 54th Mass abolished; proved blacks could fight
Chickamauga Chickamauga, GA September 19-20, 1863 Bragg-Rosecrans Rebel Vic; Union retreats to Chattanooga
Chattanooga Chattanooga, TN November 23-25,1863 Lee-Grant Union Vic; 3/4 of Anaconda plan complete
Mobile Bay Mobile, AL August 5, 1864 none-Farragut Union Vic; captured last major rebel port
Petersburg Virginia Mid June, 1864- April, 1865 Lee-Grant Union Vic; supplies to Richmond decreased
Sherman's March to the Sea Georgia November 15-december 18 none-Sherman total war; Heart of Dixie destroyed
Appomattox Virginia April 9, 1865 Lee-Grant Unoin wins; Lee surrenders
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