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Secor Civil War

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Site of the first fighting during the Civil War. Fort Sumter
Where General Lee surrendered to General Grant. Appomattox Court House
A victory at this location allowed the Union to control the Mississippi River. Vicksburg
The highest ranking person of North Carolina heritage during the Civil War. Braxton Bragg
"The Bloodiest Day" of the Civil War, where the Union narrowly defeated the Confederacy in Maryland. Antietam
Main general for the Confederate army. Robert E. Lee
President of the United States during the Civil War. Abraham Lincoln
The largest battle fought in North Carolina during the Civil War, where the Confederates tried to slow General Sherman from reaching General Grant. Battle of Bentonville
The leading general of the U.S. Army by the end of the Civil War. Ulysses S. Grant
The strategy that the South planned to use during the Civil War. "Don't Lose"
The President of the Confederacy during the Civil War. Jefferson Davis
A general from North Carolina who fought in several battles in eastern North Carolina. Robert Hoke
Commander of the Massachusetts 54th Regiment. Robert Gould Shaw
The Union war strategy that sought to cause suffering in the South by blockading southern ports and controlling the Mississippi River. "Anaconda Plan"
Guarded the city of Wilmington and was a target for the Union army and navy. Fort Fisher
General Sherman led his men across Georgia from Atlanta to Savannah on this mission. "March to the Sea"
A three day battle in Pennsylvania that turned the tide of the war. Gettysburg
A firm believer in "total war", or "hard war", who wanted to "make Georgia howl". William Tecumseh Sherman
Freed slaves in Confederate held areas, but not in the Union. Emancipation Proclamation
One of the first all-black units allowed in the U.S. Army. Massachusetts 54th Regiment
Governor of North Carolina during the Civil War. Zebulon Vance
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