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Civil war

1861-1865

The South greatest strength

military leadership

Norths strengths

in manpower and resources



President Abraham Lincoln was their greatest

A quick victory?

Both the n and s thought the war would be over in a matter of months


The battle of bull run dashed these hopes of a short war

Union leaders

Union president- Abraham Lincoln



Union general- Ulysses s. Grant

Confederate leaders

Confederate president-Jefferson Davis


Confederate general- Robert e. Lee

Anaconda plan- Lincolns plan for winning the war

The plan included following:


1. Capture the south's capital, to destroy their government


2. Take control of the Mississippi to divide the south and weaken it


3. Cut off shipping to the south with a blockade

Battle of antiem

The bloodiest one day in all American history


Neither side gained any ground


25,000

Hardship of army life

More than twice as many men died of disease as died of battle wound


Bad food and water, poor diet


Exposure to weather


Unsanitary conditions


Germ carrying insects


Unclean medical practices


Poor hygiene

Emancipation proclamation

Issued by Lincoln in 1863



Freed the slaves in the confederate territory



This was used as a military tactic to weaken the south

African American soldiers

After emancipation, blacks rushed to join the war



About 180,000 enlisted in Union army


The most famous was the 54th Massachusetts regiment

African American soldiers

After emancipation, blacks rushed to join the war


About 180,000 enlisted in the Union army


The most famous was the 54th Massachusetts regiment