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Look at the map below. Where, geographically, do most of the battles occur?

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Texas Contributions in the Civil War (map)

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Texas Contributions in the Civil War (map)

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Battle of Galveston Sequence of Events  (image)

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Battle of Galveston Sequence of Events  (image)

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Below is the engineering plans for the famous Union ship sunk during the Battle of Galveston. Click here to discover her name.

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Use the video to answer the questions about the Battle of Sabine Pass.

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I made this video in a Gilder Lehrman seminar at Columbia University in New York City in late July of 2011. The Battle of Sabine Pass is remembered today as an obscure battle fought on the Texas-Louisiana border, but in 1863 it was considered a huge success for the Confederacy.

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Numbers in the Battle of Sabine Pass (chart)

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Numbers in the Battle of Sabine Pass (chart)

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This battle is one of the most one sided victories in world history. Use the information chart to answer the questions about the numbers involved in the Battle of Sabine Pass

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Use the map to answer the questions about geography and the battle.

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After clicking on the image below, select "View Original" to go to the webpage

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History Engine: Tools for Collaborative Education and Research | Episodes

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On May 12-13 the Battle of Palmito Ranch was fought and won by the confederates in south Texas. This was the last major clash of arms in the Civil War, occurring even though the war was technically over. On the first day the Union evacuated under pressure, but returned the following morning moving toward their destination of Palmito Ranch.