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Event of the Civil War
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Lincons Inauguration
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Fall of Fort Sumter
Spark of the civil war. General for the Confederates- Pierre G. T. Beauregard; General for the Union- Robert Anderson. After more than 30 hours Anderson lowered the flag. -
Ordinace of Secession
Virginia passed the ordinace of secession. the Confederate Congress then moved to Richmond, Virginia as its new capital. -
First Battle of Bull Run
First land ingagment. Victory for the Confederates. -
Monitar vs. Marrimack
Hampton Roads Virginia. First ironclad fight. Came to a draw. -
Battle of Shiloh
Ulysses Grant vs. Albert Johnston. The site of a log church in the center of the Union camp in Tennesse. Confederate win. -
Battle of Seven Pines
Johnston struck McClellan's forces along the Chickahominy River. Confederate Win. -
Second Bull Run
Manassas Junction. Confederate Win. Pope vs Jackson -
Battle of Antietam
"Sharpsburg" The bloodiest single day in American history. Turning point in the war. Maryland -
Battle of Fredericksburg
Virginia. Burnside vs. Lee. Confederate Win. -
Emancipation Proclamation
freed all slaves in the Confederate states. -
Battle of Chancelorsville
Last major victory for Lee. Union--> Hooker. Death of Stonewall Jackson. -
Battle of Gettysburg
Offensive by the Confederates. Union Win. -
Battle of Vicksburg
Western, Mississippi. Falls to Grant; Union Win. gained control of Mississippi River. -
Battle of Chattanooga
Union Win. Control of railroads. Opened up for Sherman. -
Bentonville
Johnstons final attack on Shermans army and his last major battle. -
Battle of the Wilderness
Union Win. In the wilderness. Grant vs Lee. -
Cold Harbor
Grant vs. Lee. ten miles from Richmond. Grant got the nickname " the butcher." -
Battle of Franklin
union win. -
Battle of Nashville
West of Appalachians. Union Win. -
Appomattox
Lee Surrendurs to Grant. marked the end of the civil war. -
Durhham, North Carolinia
General johnston surrenered to general Sherman. -
13th Amendment
Removed any lingering doubts about the legality of emancipation.