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14 Cards in this Set

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Ft. Sumter
April 1861
Winner- South
-First shots of the war
-General Scott resigns (North)
-America excited
1st Bull Run
July 1861
Winner- South
-Bloodiest battle of US history
-Excitement fades
-McDowell injured/fired (North)
- Both sides need more soldiers
Hampton Roads
March 1862
Winner- Tie
-1st time two ironclad ships meet in battle
-Ends the age of wooden ships
Shiloh
April 1862
Winner- North
-South leads surprise attack
-US Grant fights back and wins (loses many men)
-North gains control of the West
7 days battle
June 1862
Winner- South
-Two prong attack form both sides
-(North) McClellan wins but retreats- fired- known as the "Great Procrastinator"
-Lee takes control of Southern forces
2nd Bull Run
August 1862
Winner- South
-Same as 1st Bull Run
-General Pope fired (North)
Antietam
August 1862
Winner- North?
-Bloodiest single day in American history
-McClellan fired (again)
- Lee (South) decides to get foreign help
- Leads to Emancipation Proclamation
-North did not pursue victory
Fredericksburg
December 1862
Winner- South
-North attacks Southern forces that are dug in
-Results in most lopsided northern defeat by a small Southern force
-Burnside resigns (North)
Chancellorsville
May 1863
Winner- South
-South wins major battle with half as many men
-"Stonewall" Jackson killed by his own men
-Hooker fired (North)
Gettysburg
July 1863
Winner- North
-Bloodiest battle of the war
-Lee invades again
-Turning point of the war
-South is never as powerful
Vicksburg
July 1863
Winner- North
-Grant starves out last major city in the west
-Gains total control of the Mississippi River
Sherman's Campaign
March 1864
Winner- North
-"Total war" strategy- destroy everything
-Destroys a path 60 miles wide, 300 miles long through Georgia
Richmond
June '64- March '65
Winner- North
-Grant surrounds Richmond
-Captures capitol of the CSA
Appomattox
April 1865
Winner- North
-Lee surrenders to Grant
-War ends