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81 Cards in this Set
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Monitor and the Merrimack |
Navel battle that was a draw and first iron clad battle |
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John Ericsson |
Swedish born engineer that was the designer of the monitor |
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George B. McClellan |
Commander of the army during the patomic. Was relieved of command after the battle of antitum. |
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Joseph E. Johnson |
One of commanders from bull run till the peninsula campaign. Was wounded at the battle of seven pines. |
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Peninsula Campaign |
Was the plan for McCullen and the union army to take Richmond. This led to fighting to the peninsula. |
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John B. Magruder |
One of the brigade commanders for the confederate. Posed the army for being larger than it was. Was a master of deseption |
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Battle of Drewry's Bluff |
Confederate victory that kept the union navy out of the James river. |
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Battle of seven pines |
Was a draw close to 12,000 casualties. This is where Lee took command of the army. |
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Robert E. Lee |
Served in west Virginia y then was moved to northern Virginia with the army of Shenandoah. In the end became the overall commander of the confederate. |
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James Longstreet |
Lee's old war horse. Was moved all over the place served in many battles. Became a Republican after the war |
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Stone wall Jackson |
Jackson successfully pushed the union out of the valley. Was wounded at the battle of Chanslersvile due to friendly fire. Died of pneumonia |
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Valley Campaign |
6 major engagements Jackson and his brigade lost 1 out of the 6 despite being out numbered one of the most sttatigical campaigns in military history |
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Turner Ashby |
Was Jackson's main Calvery commander. Died after the battle of fort republic. Was the black night of the confederacy |
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John C. Fremont |
Was an old bearflag republic pathfinder. Had command in the West but lost it. Received a command in the Easter theater to peruse Jackson in the valley. Most significant battle was the battle of McDowell. Fremont lost |
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James Shields |
Was supposed to take Jackson at Lorey and Jackson at strawberry Virginia. |
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JEB Stuart |
Lee's Calvery commander. He wins almost every battle he fights in. He will be killed in a bayyle of yellow tavern. |
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Seven day battles |
Lee on the offensive to push the union back. Much fighting and hand to hand combat. In the end the union keeps that confederate out of Richmond but lost a lot of people |
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Malvern Hill |
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Harrison's landing |
Where the union retreated to after the peninsula campaign. |
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John Pope |
He will gain command of the patomic nut will loose command after the 2nd battle of bull run. |
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Battle of cedar mountain |
Stonwall Jackson defeats banks army I the summer of 62 |
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2nd battle of Manassas (bull run) |
August 28-30 one of the most significant battles and victories or the confederates |
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Battle of antietem |
Bloodiest single day of the war. Some say it was draw and others call it a union victory |
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Ambrose burnside |
Makes the mistake at the battle of Fredricksburg leading thousands of union soldiers to slaughter |
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Battle of Fredericksburg |
Where the union lost many soldiers trying to make their way up the hill to the confederate base. |
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Early's Raid on Washington |
Take the viana railroad and try to take Washington dc. |
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Philip Sheridan |
Have command of the army in the valley. Try to break the line of Petersburg. Be one of the commanders at the surrender of Appomattox |
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Marye's Heights |
High ground in Frederickburg that the confederate were behind |
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Albert Sidney Johnson |
Significant commander in the West and was shot in his boot and bleeds and dies at the battle of Shiloh. |
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Leonidas Polk |
Fighting bishop. One of the commanders in the west for the confederate. |
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Simon Bolivar Buckner |
Commander at fort Donaldson and friend of Grant. Going to be the confederate commander that surrenders to fort Donaldson. |
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Fort Henry |
Strategic confederate fort and was flooded most of the time |
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Fort Donelson |
Other confederate fort taken by the union |
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Ulysses S. Grant |
Commander of the Western theater |
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Amdrew Hull Foote |
Union cammmder at for Henry and fort Donaldson. Was shot in the foot |
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Nashville |
First confederate capitol to fall |
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Don Carlos Buell |
Commander of the army in Ohio wins the battle of Perryville looses his command due to moving slow and politics |
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Nathan Bedford Forrest |
Confederate Calvery commander and was paid for his men's supplies. Most significant artisans in the west. Made the KKK |
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Battle of Shiloh |
Battle near Shiloh church and made about 22,000 casualties. |
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P.G.T. Beauregard |
Takes command and continues the battle of Shiloh but retreats. His soldiers caught maleria Story ends up being weird. |
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William T Sherman |
Grants right hand man. Gets a core command under grant. Hornets nest. |
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Hornets Nest |
Fierce spot near Shiloh church |
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Battle of Glorieta Pass |
Union tactile victory. Was considered a draw. One of the farthest west region battles |
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David Farragut |
Highest ranking navel commander in the US navy. |
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New York City draft riots |
Occurred in NYC many people were killed was due to people that could buy themselves out of the war |
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Emancipation proclamation |
Made slaves free in rebelling states by Lincoln. |
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54th Massachusetts regiment |
First African American regiment formed in spring field Massachusetts. |
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"Contraband |
African Americans that were taken out of the army and put into service. |
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Presidential Election of 1864 |
Mostly between mcclulin and Lincoln. Was a landslide win. |
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Cooperheads |
Peace democrats that wanted to end the war |
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Clement L Valandigham |
Led the copperhead and made a lot to money off of the tobacco trade |
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Mathew Brady |
The civil war photographer |
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Siege of Petersburg |
Was an industrial hub. Which the union broke through |
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Battle of Newmarket |
VMI marched from lexington to Newmarket and one the battle |
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John Singleton mosby |
He patrols the valley of Virginia and is the only one respected by Lee worked with a network of spies |
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William Quantrill |
One of the most famous partisans in the West and seen as a bushwaker. |
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Rose O'Neal Greenhow |
One of the most significant confederate spies on DC |
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Belle Boyd |
Cleopatra of the confederacy. Spy in Virginia main spy for Jackson |
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Allan Pinkerton |
Most significant spy worked with both Lincoln and mcclulin. Main private investigative agency |
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"Black dispatches" |
African American spies. One of the biggest was by Elizabeth Vanlue. Taught a women how to read and right and got her a job in the confederate white house. |
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William Alexander Hammond |
US surgeon General served as a US surgeon General through the majority of the war |
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S.P. Moore |
Was the confederate surgeon General during the whole war. |
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Claude Etienne Minie' |
Was the Frenchman the made the miniball |
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Clara Barton |
Founder of the American redcross |
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Enfield 1853 |
British rifle that leads to everything to the springfield |
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Springfield Model 1861 |
Was developed from the Enfield. Main weapon used on both sides of the war |
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Elmira, New York |
Most notorious union POW camp |
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Andersonville, Georgia |
Notorious confederate POW camp |
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Battle of Chancellorsville |
Major confederate victory leads to Jackson being wounded |
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George Meade |
Gain command after the battle of chansalorsville and will be the commander at the battle of Gettysburg |
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Battle of Brandy Station |
Battle of Fleetwood hill largest Calvery battle but was a draw but seen as a tackticle victory for the union |
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Battle of Gettysburg |
Turning point in the east major union victory |
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Battle of Stones River |
Battle of burffiesburrow in the south. Major us union victory leads to the tulahomin campaign |
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Battle of Vicksburg |
Turning point in the West. Giving the union control of the mississippi |
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Battle of Chickamauga |
24,000 casualties. Was a confederate victory. |
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Battle of Chattanooge |
Union will beat the confederacy at missionary ridge and lookout mountain |
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Battle of Spotsylvania |
Major battle of 22,000 casualties and was considered a draw. |
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Battle of Cold Harbor |
Grant vs Lee 18,000 casualties and the confederate won |
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Atlanta and the March to the sea |
Atlanta fell on November 15 Sherman's army destroying everything in its path |
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Battle of Five Forks |
Breakthrough for The defensive line in Petersburg. |
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Surrender at Appomattox Court House |
Last winning battle where Lee surrenders to grant |