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NORTH(UNION)

SOUTH(CONFEDERATE)

CIVILCIVILWARWARCIVILCIVILWARWAR

1861

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MOBILIZATION

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Union StrategyUnion StrategyUnion StrategyUnion Strategy

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Union Army(over 600,000)

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Union Navy(900+ ships)

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WEAPONS

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FORTSUMTER

BULLRUN

SHILOH

PENINSULACAMPAIGN

ANTIETAM

FREDERICSKSBURG

GETTYSBURG

VICKSBURG

CHANCELLORSVILLEGRANT TAKES

COMMANDARMY OF

POTOMAC

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GENERALULYSSES S. GRANT

GENERALROBERT E. LEE

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EASTERN THEATER - 1864

LOCLOCLOCLOC

LOCLOCLOCLOCWILDERNESS

SPOTSYLVANIA

NORTH ANNA

COLD HARBOR

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City Point Depot

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CITY POINT, VIRGINIA1864 - 1865

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FORT LEE

MILITARY

RESERVATION

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6 Battles6 Battles11 Engagements11 Engagements44 Skirmishes44 Skirmishes 6 Assaults6 Assaults 9 Actions9 Actions 3 Expeditions3 Expeditions

CITY POINTCITY POINT

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PETERSBURG FALLS (APRIL 1865)

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CIVIL WAR ENDS

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TOTAL CASUALTIES

NORTH SOUTH

Killed in Action 112,000 94,000 Died from Disease 227,000 164,000 Seriously Wounded 277,500 194,000 Miscellaneous Causes 23,000 3,000

TOTAL 640,000 455,000

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QUESTIONS?QUESTIONS?


Civil War Begins 1861-1865. United States of America vs. Confederate States of America.

Civil War Begins 1861-1865. United States of America vs. Confederate States of America.

The Start of the Civil War, 1861 When Lincoln was elected in 1860, 7 Southern states seceded from the Union & formed the Confederate States of America.

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The American Civil War: Confederate Defiance, 1861–1863...Civil War: Confederate Defiance, 1861–1863 169 prospect of wealthy Southerners moving into new territories and buying

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The Civil War 1861-1865 Part 3. Life Behind the Lines The Union and Confederate governments struggled to support their armies and care for their citizens.

The Civil War 1861-1865 Part 3. Life Behind the Lines The Union and Confederate governments struggled to support their armies and care for their citizens.

The Civil War 1861-1865 Union Confederate. Basic Information The American Civil War started with Abraham Lincoln's victory in the presidential election.

The Civil War 1861-1865 Union Confederate. Basic Information The American Civil War started with Abraham Lincoln's victory in the presidential election.

1.Confederate States of America----CSA Jefferson Davis---President Confederate Constitution 2.Firing on Fort Sumter, April 12, 1861 Lincoln needed.

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Tennessee in the war, 1861-1865; lists of military ......Tennessee in the war, 1861-1865; lists of military organizations and officers from Tennessee in both the Confederate and Union

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Civil War North vs South. The South’s Decision Secession –Compact vs. Perpetual Union –S.C secedes –Feb 1861- (C.S.A) Confederate States of America.

Civil War North vs South. The South’s Decision Secession –Compact vs. Perpetual Union –S.C secedes –Feb 1861- (C.S.A) Confederate States of America.

CONFEDERATE MONEY. Background The 1st Confederate note from the CSA Government was issued in April of 1861. Almost every Confederate note was painstakingly.

CONFEDERATE MONEY. Background The 1st Confederate note from the CSA Government was issued in April of 1861. Almost every Confederate note was painstakingly.

Officers in the Confederate States navy, 1861-65 - ibiblio in the Confederate States... · OFFICERS INTHE CONFEDERATESTATESNAVY, 1861-65. ... NavalWarEecordsnowbeingpublishedmaybecomplete,itisdesir-

Officers in the Confederate States navy, 1861-65 - ibiblio in the Confederate States... · OFFICERS INTHE CONFEDERATESTATESNAVY, 1861-65. ... NavalWarEecordsnowbeingpublishedmaybecomplete,itisdesir-

Platform – a political party’s statements or beliefs. Secede – to withdraw from the Union. Confederate States of America – created in February 1861 in.

Platform – a political party’s statements or beliefs. Secede – to withdraw from the Union. Confederate States of America – created in February 1861 in.

Part II. Union capture of the largest Confederate city Union Commander: Farragut, Butler Confederate Commander: Lovell Capture of New Orleans April.

Part II. Union capture of the largest Confederate city Union Commander: Farragut, Butler Confederate Commander: Lovell Capture of New Orleans April.

Civil War Battles page 1 Fort Sumter, SC March 4, 1861 USA – Anderson CSA – Beauregard Confederate forces attack Union Fort in Charleston Harbor.

Civil War Battles page 1 Fort Sumter, SC March 4, 1861 USA – Anderson CSA – Beauregard Confederate forces attack Union Fort in Charleston Harbor.

The Civil War: Chapter 11 Confederate Union Make a T-Chart Union strengths and weaknesses. Confederate strengths and weaknesses.

The Civil War: Chapter 11 Confederate Union Make a T-Chart Union strengths and weaknesses. Confederate strengths and weaknesses.

American Battlefield Trust · 2021. 4. 1. · 1861-65: namely, that a surprisingly large number of soldiers in both the Union and ... Union losses heavier than Confederate. May-December

American Battlefield Trust · 2021. 4. 1. · 1861-65: namely, that a surprisingly large number of soldiers in both the Union and ... Union losses heavier than Confederate. May-December

MARINA DISTRICT 1861 UNION ST.

MARINA DISTRICT 1861 UNION ST.

~CONFEDERATE LYNCHBURG, 1861-1865/ Graham,~orris// · ~CONFEDERATE LYNCHBURG, 1861-1865/ by George Graham,~orris// Thesis submitted to the Graduate Faculty of the Virginia Polytechnic

~CONFEDERATE LYNCHBURG, 1861-1865/ Graham,~orris// · ~CONFEDERATE LYNCHBURG, 1861-1865/ by George Graham,~orris// Thesis submitted to the Graduate Faculty of the Virginia Polytechnic

Confederate States of America By Morgan Tobey 1861-1865.

Confederate States of America By Morgan Tobey 1861-1865.

NOTES: Battles & Atrocities 1.) Fort Sumter: April 12, 1861 a.) Federal fort (owned by Union) in Charleston, SC (Confederate territory) b.) By firing.

NOTES: Battles & Atrocities 1.) Fort Sumter: April 12, 1861 a.) Federal fort (owned by Union) in Charleston, SC (Confederate territory) b.) By firing.

Men at Arms 423 the Confederate Army 1861-65 (1) South Carolina and Mississippi

Men at Arms 423 the Confederate Army 1861-65 (1) South Carolina and Mississippi