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Fort Sumter
This Battle Sparked the start of the civil war
North Leader: Major Anderson
South Leader: General Beauregard
The Confederacy won -
The First Battle of Bull Run
South Leader: Gen. Beauregard and Stonewall Jackson
North Leader: Gen. McDowell
The Confederates won
The North thought the war was going to be longer, but the South thought they would win faster -
Battle of Shiloh
North Leader: Ulysses S. Grant and Tecumseh
South Leader: Gen. Beauregard
The Union won
A very bloody war -
The Fall of New Orleans
General Farragut led the Union navy
This was a naval battle
The Union won
This completed the Union control of the Mississippi River -
The Battle of Antietam
North Leader: General McClellan
South Leader: General Lee
Nobody won
This was one of the bloodiest battle in US history -
Battles of Fredericksburg
North Leader: General Burnside
South Leader: General Lee
The Confederates won
Lee made the Union retreat -
The Battle of Chancellorsville
North Leader: General Hooker
South Leader: General Lee and Stonewall Jackson
The Confederates won
Confederates shot Stonewall Jackson and he had his arm amputated. He died a week later -
The Battle of Gettysburg
North Leader: General Meade
South: General Lee and Pickett
The Union won
The bloodiest battle in the Civil War -
The Vicksburg Siege
North Leader:Grant
South Leader: Everyone
The Union won
The Confederacy was split in half
It lasted 47 days -
The Wilderness Campaign
North Leader; General Grant
Grant moved toward Richmond
Brushfires burned about 200 men alive
50,000 Union deaths in 30 days -
Farragut at Mobile Bay
David Farragut was the highest ranking Union officer
He led 18 ships into Mobile Bay in Alabama
He was very sick
Confederates attacked with torpedoes
The Union invasion worked -
Sherman's March to the Sea
General Sherman
The Union wanted to break the morale of the Rebels
Sherman and his men became destroyers. They use total war and destroyed everything useful to the South -
Fall of Richmond
Grant and his troops attacked Richmond, VA, the capital of the Confederates. Jefferson Davis started to destroy Richmond so the Union would have nothing valuable when they captured it. Davis then fleed from Richmond. -
The Surrender at Appomattox
North Leader: Grant
South Leader: Lee
Lee kept fighting until he was surrounded and captured
Grant met with Lee in Virginia to sign the treaty
The war was officialy over and the Union won!