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Civil War Battles

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1st Bull Run 3 months after Fort Sumter, both sides realize will not be a quick war , both call up more troops, both train troops, both sides fought poorly, major loses and injuries of troops on both sides
Gettysburg Commanders Meade (Union) & Lee (Confederate)
Gettysburg Events Union victory, last Confederate attack in Northern Territory, turning point (beginning of end for Lee), Lee lost ⅓ of his remaining VA army
Vicksburg Commanders Grant (Union) & Pemberton (Confederate)
Vicksburg Events Union victory, Union gains control of central Mississippi River, Grant brought east as commander of all Union forces
Appomattox Courthouse Commanders Grant (Union) & Lee (Confederate)
Appomattox Courthouse Events Union victory, Lee fails to escape the Union pincers and get his Lynchburg supplies, Lee surrenders to Grant
Antietam Commanders McClellan (Union) & Lee (Confederate)
Antietam Events Union victory, 1st Confederate attack on Union, Confederates denied foreign allies, Lincoln passes Emancipation Proc.
March To Sea Sherman recruits 100,000 soldiers, Union victory, captures Atlanta GA in September of 1864, helps Lincoln get re-elected, leaves a 60 mile wide path of destruction
Fredericksburg Commanders Burnside (Union) & Lee (Confederate)
Fredericksburg Events Confederate Victory, Burnside replaced Hooken
Peninsular Campaign Commanders McClellan (Union) & Johnston (Confederate)
Peninsular Campaign Events Confederate victory, Union Gen. McClellan too cautious, Confederate Gen. Lee defeats the union with 7 days of attack, Lincoln removed McClellan from duty
Chancellorsville Commanders Hooken (Union) & Lee (Confederate)
Chancellorsville Events Confederate victory, Jackson dies as a result of a friendly fire, Hooken is replaced with Meade as Union commander, Confederates confident to strike in Union again
Shiloh Commanders Grant (Union) & Lee (Confederate)
Shiloh Events Union victory, more men fight in Shiloh then in all other previous battles, rumors about Grant drinking and unfit lead to his put on desk duty pending investigation
Gettysburg Winner Union
Vicksburg Winner Union
Appomattox Courthouse Winner Union
Antietam Winner Union
March To Sea Winner Union
Fredericksburg Winner Confederacy
Peninsular Campaign Winner Confederacy
Chancellorsville Winner Confederacy
Shiloh Winner Union
Monitor vs Merrimac March 1864, 1st iron-clad ship war // met off the coast of VA // way of future // clipper battleships // ends in a draw
Iron Clad Ship Names Monitor (Union) & Merrimac (Confederate)
Monitor vs Merrimac Winner Draw
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