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Published on Nov 20, 2015

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TEN EVENTS DURING THE CIVIL WAR
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THE BULL RUN

The first event that triggered the civil war...

THE BULL RUN

  • The Bull Run was the first major battle of th Civil War that took place in Virginia
  • The Union was going to surprise attack the Confed. by a flank attack.
  • But, the Union executed poorly giving the Confed. time to react.
  • The end of the battle resulted in a Confederate win.
  • The Union had about 28k men fighting and the Confed. Had about 32k fighting.
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THE ANTIETAM

The second event...

THE ANTIETAM

  • The battle of Antietam took place near the Antietam River in Maryland.
  • This battle was supposed to be the end to the war
  • The Confed. Still won this battle, so the Union launched the Anaconda Plan
  • This plan was to set up blockades at southern ports to decrease trade.
  • This caused the Confed. to divide.

ANTIETAM CONT.

  • At this point, Gen. Robert Lee who led the confed, decided to convince Maryland to join the Confed.
  • This was in response to the Unions attack by ship to capture Richmond under G. Mclellan.
  • The Union and Confed. Fought at Maryland.
  • This resulted in a Union win when

GETTYSBURG

The Third Battle
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GETTYSBURG

  • Lincoln wrote the emancipation proclamation that declared all slaves as free.
  • This triggered the third battle.
  • The Union started to draft soldiers due to a lack of army men.
  • In outrage, the Confe. Decided to fight another battle.
  • The Union was not happy due to the fact that habeus corpus doesn't count during a nat. Emergency.
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VICKSBURG

A besieged city...

VICKSBURG

  • This battle marked the end of wooden warships.
  • The ships were now covered with iron.
  • The battle took place in the Missisipi River
  • Merrimac and Monitor fought to a standstill.
  • At the end due to another regiment, the Union controlled both ends of the Mississippi.
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FORT WAGNER

African Americans Join the War.
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FORT WAGNER

  • This Battle marked the start of Africans joining in the war.
  • Africans joined the Union mostly due to the fact that they wanted freedom.
  • Africans were also fighting for the Confederacy because they were "promised" freedom.
  • Massachusetts was the first state to have a regiment with African-Americans.
  • Even though African-American Soldiers were poorly trained, they fought to end slavery.
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APPOMATTOX

The War Ends...
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APPOMATTOX

  • Total war means war on the enemy's will to fight. The Union General put total war into action.
  • The Union chased the Confederacy for 20 miles to richmond, Virginia.
  • Lincoln was elected during the end of this war, because He was acknowledged for his northern views.
  • Gen. Grant demanded a surrnder from the Confederacy and Sent the Confederacy Troops home.
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WOMEN IN THE WAR

  • Women did the work when the men left for war.
  • Women also helped the wounded and sick in the war.
  • Dorothea Dix started the American Redcross.
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THE UNION

THE UNION WON TH WAS AND WAS LEAD BY GEN. GRANT
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THE CONFED.

THE CONFED. WAS LEAD BY GEN. LEE
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