Ft Sumter
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Ft Sumter
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• April 12, 1861• South Carolina• Lasted One day• Southern Victory• Southern Forces bombard fort in Union
position out in the harbor
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Antietam
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September 1862
• Single Bloodiest DAY of the war.• Lee hopes to march into Maryland to start a
Confederate uprising• Lee’s plans were found wrapped in cigars by
Union forces. The element of surprise was lost• Confederates loose a larger percentage of
troops
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Gettysburg
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July 1863
• Bloodiest Battle of the War • Turning point of the war for the Union• Accidental meeting due to General Lee looking
for shoes to outfit his army.• Huge defeat for Lee
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Vicksburg
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March to July 1863
• July 4, 1863• City on bluffs over a bend in Mississippi River• People ran into caves and lived off of pets and
anything else they could find.
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Battle of Atlanta and the “March to the Sea”
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• 98,000 troops march into Atlanta due to its importance as a rail and industrial center.
• Atlanta burned and Sherman marches towards Savannah.
• August –December to reach the sea
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Total War
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•Attack anything an army could use. (Civilian and Military)
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Massacre at Ft Pillow Tennessee
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• April 12, 1862• Captured African-American soldiers murdered
after they surrendered on the orders of Nathan Bedford Forrest.
• 262 African American Soldiers killed• 295 White Union Soldiers killed
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Andersonville Prison Camp Georgia
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• Overcrowded prison run by Confederates• Many died due to disease and starvation• Lack of shelter, water, and food• Many Union Soldiers buried in mass graves