Civil war to civil rights summary report 1 v2

DM AO Civil War

  • First battle Of Bull Run

    First battle Of Bull Run
    Took Place: Manasass junction Virginia Union Generals: Winfield Scott, Irvin McDowell, Robert patterson
    Confederate Generals: P.G.T Beauregard, Confederate troop strength: 35,000
    Union troop strength: 32,000-34,000 Confederate casualties: 1,982
    Union casualties: 2,708 Results: Confederate Won
    Effects: The south was more confident and the north was shocked
  • Second Battle of Bull Run

    Second Battle of Bull Run
    When: Aug 28-30, 1862
    Took place: Prince William county, VA Union generals: John pope
    Confederate generals: Robert E. Lee Union troop strength: 77,000
    Confederate troop strength: 50,000 Union casualties:14,462
    Confederate casualties: 1,096 Results: Confederate Won!
    Effects: Union was left crushed
  • Battle of Hampton Roads

    Battle of Hampton Roads
    Took place: Hampton Roads Union generals: John Marston, John L. Wordan

    Confederate generals: Franklin Buchanan, Rodger Jones Union troop strength: 1 ironclad, 5 wooden frigates, 6 auxiliary boat, 1 fort
    Confederate troop strength: 1 ironclad, 2 wooden warships ,1 gunboat , 2 tenders Union casualties: 500
    Confederate casualties: 100 Results: Inconclusive
    Effects: ?
  • Battle of Shiloh

    Battle of Shiloh
    Time: April 6-7, 1862
    Took place: pits burg landing, Harding Country Tennessee Union generals: Ulysses S. Grant, Don Carlos Buell

    Confederate generals: Albert Sidney Johnston, P.T.G Beauregard Union troop strength: 66,000
    Confederate troop strength: 44,700 Union casualties: 13,047
    Confederate casualties: 10,699 Results: Union won!
    Effects: Confederate was forced to retreat and union went into northern Mississippi
  • Gettysburg Day 1

    Gettysburg Day 1
    Took place: Gettysburg PA Union generals: General George G. Meade

    Confederate generals: Robert E. Lee Union troop strength: 93,921
    Confederate troop strength: 71,699 Union casualties: 3,155 killed 14,531 wounded 5,369 captured
    Confederate casualties: 4,708 killed 12,693 wounded 5,830 captured Results: Confederate won
    Effects:
  • Siege Of Vicksburg

    Siege Of Vicksburg
    Took place: Warren Country Mississippi Union generals: Ulysses s. grant
    Confederate generals: John C. Pemberton Union troop strength: 77,000
    Confederate troop strength: 33,000 Union casualties: 4,835
    Confederate casualties: 32,697 Results: Union Won!
    Effects: Confederate surrendered July 4th and it was the turning point of the war
  • Gettysburg Day 2

    Gettysburg Day 2
    Took place: Gettysburg PA Union generals: General Gorge G. Lee

    Confederate generals: Robert E. Lee Union troop strength: ?
    Confederate troop strength: ? Union casualties: 8,750
    Confederate casualties: 6,500 Results: Union won!
    Effects: Union was suffering more casualties then confederate
  • Gettysburg Day 3

    Gettysburg Day 3
    Took place: Gettysburg PA Union generals: George E. Lee

    Confederate generals: Robert E. Lee, George picket Union troop strength: 104,256
    Confederate troop strength: 71,000-75,000 Union casualties: 60,000
    Confederate casualties: 74,000 Results: Union Won!
    Effects: Lee lead his army on a retreat back to Virginia
  • Shermans March To The Dead Sea

    Shermans March To The Dead Sea
    Took Place: November 15- December 21, 1864 in Georgia Union Generals: William T Sherman's
    Confederate Generals: William J hardee, joseph wheeler Confederate troop strength: 12,466
    Union troop strength: 59, 545- 62,204 total causalities: 3,000 Results: union has victory
    Effects: Sherman was deep within an enemy territory and were without supplies
  • Battle Of Appomattox Courthouse

    Battle Of Appomattox Courthouse
    Took place: Appomattox court house, Virginia Union Generals: Ulysses S. Grant, George G. Meade, Philip Sheridan, Edward O.C. Ord
    Confederate Generals: Robert E lee. Confederate troop strength: 28,000
    Union troop strength:150,000 Confederate casualties: 164
    Union casualties: 500 Results: Union won!
    Effects: This event made lots of surrenders across the southern north Carolina