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The confederate army was the true victor of the eastern battles as they won a majority of the battles. However the union also won numerous battles but the number of their victories were fewer.

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The confederates were the victors in the east; winning seven out of the twelve battles that we studied.

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The North was also the victor in most naval battles, including the Battle of Fort Henry. The other naval battle they fought in (the battle of Hampton Roads) was inconclusive.

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The confederate army was the overall victor in the eastern theatre. Battles such as Spotsylvania, Sherman's march to the sea, and Appomattox were all won by the confederacy.

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It seems that battles in the Eastern theater were split evenly. For example, the battles of Chancellorsville and the battle of Spotsylvania were both confederate victories while the battles of Gettysburg and Cold harbor were both Union victories showing that one side did not have a distinct advantage when it came to the Eastern theater.

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The victor in the East was the confederate because of superior leadership by confederate generals. Although the confederacy won most of the battles, some were inconclusive and allowed to gain momentum.

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Although The Confederate army won more battles, the Union ultimately won the Eastern battles because the North had such a large population fighting by the end. The Confederacy tended to win more battles though, especially at first because the Union tended to underestimate southern forces.

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The union was the ultimate victor in the Western Theater, often lead by Ulysses S. Grant. They won battles in Fort Donelson, Fort Henry, Baton Rouge, and the battle of Shiloh.

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In the Eastern theatre, the ultimate victor was the Confederacy. A majority of the battles were won by the Confederates due to superior battle tactics. For example, Battle of Spotsylvania proves that power is not only in numbers - the South won, even with smaller numbers than the North. However, the Union army took the upper hand near the end of the war and eventually came out the war as victors.

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The Union was the ultimate victor of the Western Theater for it dominated in the Battle of Shiloh, and Battle of Fort Donelson, among others. Overall the Union was victorious.

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The confederacy was the victor in the east, this was caused by superior planning by confederate generals, and flaws in planning by union generals. The union generals often underestimated the confederate armies, either due to the union having a greater force, or due to deception from the confederate generals. Even though many battles fell into the favor of the confederacy, some battle were inconclusive and allowed the union to continue their advance.

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The Union was the ultimate victor in the Western theater because they won the majority of the battles fought there, such as the Battle of Shiloh, one of the bloodiest battles of the Civil War

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The Union won a large number of Western battles. Despite early Confederate successes, Union forces were able to repel the Confederate forces. The Confederate artillery tried to weaken the Union lines before a charge, but both charges on infantry and artillery failed to get rid of the Union troops. This was specifically shown in the Battle of Gettysburg.

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There were many Eastern battles. The number of battles won by confederates and the number of battles won by thr union seem fairly even. In some cases the union was successful because the union had a greater number of soldiers/men like Sherman's March to the Sea and the Appomattox Campaign. In other cases the Confederate was more successful due to either more supplies like the Battle of Fort Sumter or because of strong defensive tactics liek in the Battle of Fredericksburg

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The Union won the majority of the Western battles. Because they had more people fighting in the war, it was easier for them to win battles. For example, in the battle of Shiloh, the Union received reinforcements of 22,500 men. This helped them win.

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The Union won the naval engagements thanks to their far superior naval forces and technology. The Confederate steamers were mildly lacking the same engineering and design qualties as their union counterparts. Union steamers even featued a fully traversable turret. The Confederate steamers were modified with steel armor. At the battle of Hampton Roads, were A Confederate steamer engaged a union steamer to a draw, since a round cannonball is not ideal for penetrating steel armor.

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Confederates won most battles in the East, like the Second Battle of Bull Run, Battle of Chancellorsvile, the Union Assault at Spotsylvania, Battle of Cold Harbor, and Battle of Fort Sumter. However, the Union won the Battle of Antietam, and Battle of Gettysburg, which were also in the East.

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The Union was the victor in the west. They won almost all of the battles in the area, losing only the Battle of Chickamauga, and only then because of Confedrate rein

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The union appears to have been the victor in both the eastern and western naval theaters. Of the two naval battles that we looked over, both had the union force overcoming the confederates in one way or another. At the battle of Hampton Roads, although the battle was officially labeled a draw, the union navy was able to severely damage the confederates only ironclad, an integral peice of their naval arsenal. At the battle of Baton Rouge, the union successfully stopped the confederates from recapturing Baton Rouge and severely damaged another confederate ship, the Arkansas.

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The union was the ultimate victor in the west because they won almost all the battles. The only battle they lost was the battle of chickamauga

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The Union was the ultimate victor in the Western Theater. The Union won all but one of the Western battles, even including the Western Naval Battle of Fort Henry. The Confederacy's only victory in the Western Theater, the Battle of Chickamauga, was the result of Union miscommunications, indicating that the Union was the ultimate victor of the Western Theater.

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At first, it seemed as though the Confederacy had the upper hand in the eastern theater. For example, they won battles early on such as the battle of Fredericksburg and the battle of Chancellorsville. Once Ulysses Grant became in charge of the troops in the east, things began to change. Although many battles were Inconclusive bloodbaths, like the Battle of the Wilderness, the Union was ultimately able to advance their troops and wear down the Confederacy.