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Batalla de Antietam - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre

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Los resultado de la batalla fue que muchas personas quedaron sin brazos y sin pies muchas personas morían porque no existían las medicinas y no tenían con que recuperarse se morian por infección o por enfermedades que les pegaban por no ser limpios y por eso se morian y ese era el resultado de la batalla

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Era significante porque la única que se preocupaba de que estuviera limpio donde atendían a los enfermos era Clara Barton  para que les pudieran pegar enfermedades a los pacientes

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Una persona importantes era Clara Barton ella era una enfermera que trataba a los soldados que tenían heridas o cortes ella se encargaba en que los soldados se mantuvieran limpios para que no les pegaran infecciones.

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Cuando les quitaban los brazos o las piernas a los soldados usaban anestesia para calmar el dolor la anestesia se usaba para dormir esa parte del cuerpo para que los soldados no sintieran tanto dolor cuando le quitaban el brazo o pie.

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En la batalla que tuvieron tenían hospitales en la batalla los hospitales eran unas casitas construidas que hacían ellos eran casitas hechas de madera con los árboles que conseguían y paja les ponían de techo

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A los que les disparaban en una parte del brazos o los pies los doctores les cortaban las partes del cuerpo en específico las pies o manos con una sierra un buen doctor se tardaba 10 minutos en cortar esa parte del cuerpo.

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La batalla tuvo lugar el 17 de septiembre de 1862, cerca de Sharpsburg, en el condado de Washington, Maryland, Estados Unidos, y en los alrededores del riachuelo Antietam.

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La batalla de antietam a cabo al anochecer recién entonces ambos contaron más de 23.000 bajas una baja es un soldado muerto capturado o herido declararon que fue un empate para cada ejército
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Una de las personas importantes fue Lincoln el fue el que rápidamente firmó la paz en el lugar que se prolonga la guerra entre McClellan y Lee.
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La mañana del 18 de septiembre McClellan recibió nuevos refuerzos ahora el ejercito de la Unión era mucho mas numeroso que el de Lee. pero McClellan no ataco porque cree que Lee tenía ejercito mucho mas grande y los podían derrotar.
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Plan de anaconda El 17 de septiembre de 1862 los dos ejércitos lucharon en el  arroyo anti ream cerca del pueblo de sharpsburg maryland la batalla se se desarrolló en un área extensa  y fueron una serie de minibatallas
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McClellan fue demasiado cauto al atacar  a  Robert E,Lee tenía menos soldados pero salió victorioso En una serie de batallas entre el 25 de junio y el 1  de julio llamadas batallas de  los 7 días
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What were some interesting facts about the first shots of the Civil War?

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What were some interesting facts about the first shots of the Civil War?

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-In April 12, 1861 they open ofire at Fort Sumter. Abner Doubleday later ordered the first shots to fire in the Civil War.
-Anderson was asked to lower the country flag so the firing could stop.
-More than 4,000 shells had been fired during the 33 hours of fighting.

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Cuando el ejército de Lee cruzó el río Potomac e invadió Maryland, la gente de Maryland estaba sorprendida por el del ejército de Lee, muchos de sus soldados iban descalzos sus uniformes eran más que harapos estaban hambrientos y no muy limpios  muchos iban heridos y sin partes de sus cuerpos porque en esos tiempos no existían la medicina que existe hoy en dia.

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A Pesar que los soldados de Lee estaban heridos etc. Ya habían derrotados el ejército de la unión, la gente del norte temía que los confederados estuvieran ganando la guerra.

El 17 de septiembre de 1862, los dos ejércitos lucharon el arroyo Antietam cerca del pueblo sharpsburg, Maryland.

La mañana del 18 de septiembre MCclellan recibió nuevos refuerzos por lo cual su ejército era más  numeroso que el de Lee.
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En una serie de batallas entre el 25 de junio y el 1 de julio llamadas “ batalla de los 7 días” Lee defendió Richmond

De los ejército  de la unión, en su contraataque  contra McClellan, Lee tuvo tanto éxito con su ejército que llegaron a acercarse a Washington D.C MCclelland estaba tan furioso por su prudencia y lentitud para atacar.
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Lee, que era el líder del ejército que más éxito tuvo avanzando en las guerras.
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-The 54th Regiment got paid equally when they protested.
-The 54th Regiment feared that if captured during the battle on Fort Wagner they might be sold into slavery.
-166 African American Regiments won nearly 500 battles.

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Lieutenant- a deputy or substitute acting for a superior.

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why were the Northerners surprised at the outcome of the Battle Bull Run?

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why were the Northerners surprised at the outcome of the Battle Bull Run?

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The Northerners were surprised at the outcome of the Bull Run Battle because they had lost to the Confederacy the Confederacy won the battle.

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Example of how women would disguise themselves

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Example of how women would disguise themselves

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The Appomattox was One of the bloodiest wars in American history and 620,000 Union and Confederate  soldiers died that battle. Thousands more came home with missing limbs.

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https://www.historynet.com/battle-of-fort-sumter
Google classroom

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The battle of Fort Sumter was the first battle in the America Civil War. After firing for 33-hours the Union forces surrender the Fort Sumter in  South Carolina's Charleston Harnor. A lot of soldiers had sustained only  minor imjuries however they couldn't hold longer and before the Union forces could leave the north soldiers fired a 100-gun salute. Only one was killed and one was injured. on April 15 ,1861 , 3 days later Licolncalled 75,000 volunteers to suppress the Southern.

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Question #2-What terms did Grant offer Lee when he surrendered at Appomattox Courthouse? 

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Question #2-What terms did Grant offer Lee when he surrendered at Appomattox Courthouse? 

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The terms of condition that General Grant offered to General Lee were that all the men return to their homes and for his men to their fire arms down and abide the federal law.He also let them keep their swords and horses if they dropped their firearms.

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Question #1-What did the Union Army do during their total war campaign?

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Question #1-What did the Union Army do during their total war campaign?

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During their total war campaign the Union destroyed the Confederates rail lines and things of value to them.

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Did you know that there were over 200,000 African Americans in the MA54. Something interesting that I learned was that even the North thought that the Civil War was a fight between White men.

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Notes, History.com

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What led to:Fort Wagner was a blockade of some sort so nobody could get to Charleston. The Union wanted to take it over so the confederacy couldn't get to Charleston. Aftermath:After the failed attack 1500 troops were killed or were captured by the confederates. Among the soldiers that passed Colonel Robert Gould Shaw was one of them.

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This Week in History: Armies clash at the First Battle of Bull Run

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Why did U.S troops attack at Bull Run?
Did the women ever get caught when they were disguised as men soldiers?

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The first Bull Run Battle was on July 21,1861.Clara Barton, played a very important role during the Civil War.Many women would help during the Civil War battle but Clara Barton would follow the Union Armies into battles to help injured ,and sick soldiers. She was known as "The angel of the battlefield" because she would put her life at risk by helping the ill soldiers.She was actually the founder of the American Red Cross. Some of the North's strategies were to cut of South's cotton supply so they attack the south which would lead them to the capital of Richmond.The Confederates actually ended up winning the first Bull Run Battle.

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-woman had to disguise themselves as men to become soldiers for this reason it is not known how many woman served in war
-Woman of the war published in 1866 devoted a chapter to soldier heroines

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This began when when about 35,000 Union Troops marched from the federal capital in Washington D.C to strike a confederate force of 20,000 along  small river known as the Bull Run.

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*Soldiers would have pets even thought it was against orders
*Union Soldiers would have nicknames for Confederate Soldiers such as "butternuts" because of their gray uniforms

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www.history.com, dictionary.com, google.com
Quizet.com

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Stonewall Jackson
Abraham Lincoln
Joseph E Johnston
Irvin McDowell
Winfield Scott
P.G.T Beauregard

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The Confederacy is torn in two when General John C. Pemberton surrenders to Union General Ulysses S. Grant at Vicksburg, Mississippi.

The Vicksburg campaign was one of the Union's most successful of the war. Although Grant's first attempt to take the city failed in the winter of 1862-63, he renewed his efforts in the spring. Admiral David Porter had run his flotilla past the Vicksburg defenses in early May as Grant marched his army down the west bank of the river opposite Vicksburg, crossed back to Mississippi, and drove toward Jackson. After defeating a Confederate force near Jackson, Grant turned back to Vicksburg. On May 16, he defeated a force under John C. Pemberton at Champion Hill. Pemberton retreated back to Vicksburg, and Grant sealed the city by the end of May. In three weeks, Grant's men marched 180 miles, won five battles, and took 6,000 prisoners.

Grant made some attacks after bottling Vicksburg, but found the Confederates well entrenched. Preparing for a long siege, his army constructed 15 miles of trenches and enclosed Pemberton's force of 29,000 men inside the perimeter. It was only a matter of time before Grant, with 70,000 troops, captured Vicksburg. Attempts to rescue Pemberton and his force failed from both the east and west, and conditions for both military personnel and civilians deteriorated rapidly. Many residents moved to tunnels dug from the hillsides to escape the constant bombardments. Pemberton surrendered on July 4, and President Abraham Lincoln wrote that the Mississippi River "again goes unvexed to the sea."

The town of Vicksburg would not celebrate the Fourth of July for 81 years.

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The Confederacy is torn in two when General John C. Pemberton surrenders to Union General Ulysses S. Grant at Vicksburg, Mississippi. The Vicksburg campaign was one of the Union's most successful of the war. Although Grant's first attempt to take the city failed in the winter of 1862-63, he renewed his efforts in the spring.

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Google.com,Wikipedia.com,History.com,and notes

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Abraham Lincoln was the 16th president of the united states of america . He was born February 12, 1809, Hodgenville, KY . IN 1861 to 1865.  He led the north  through the civil war . Sadly president lincoln was assassinated
. Many people find him as the best president . He did many things that are very important to the united states .President Lincoln formally issued the Emancipation .

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Robert Lee was born in Virginia in 1807.  He joined the military  to get a free education when he was 18  he graduated . Robert Lee was the top of his class he was very smart . After that he had a success full  with joining the military . Then  Robert lee became a  American Confederate general best known as a commander of the Confederate States Army during the American Civil War.

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the Civil War is what started the battle of Vicksburg.And to Gain control over the Mississippi River,the Start of the Battle vicksburg was may 18th,And ended july 4th 1 1863.Both Of the leader Wanted the Mississippi river.The War Didn't end Fast.
Ulysses S. Grant And John C.pemberton were the leaders of the Battle of Vicksburg.
The union wanted to take over the Mississippi River.

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The aftermath of the Vicksburg war . Was the union has won  the war .  The main reason that the union has won was that the confederacy  surrendered  on july 4  and the president lincoln . Very words are "  wrote that the Mississippi River “again goes unvexed to the sea.”

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What led to the war it was  May 18, 1863-July 4, 1863) . During the civil war  that divided union and confederacy.  Vicksburg was a very important event to the civil war . The vicksburg had to be the longest campaign  . It all started to see what part of the mississippi river then can pass.

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The battle of Appomattox was from March 29,1865-April 9,1865.There was 164 casualties for the Union during this important war.This war was the last war fought in the Civil War,and led the Robert E. Lee the Confederates General to surrender his army the Union General Ulysses S. Grant.The war was not over after the battle of Appomattox,16 months after that battle was when the Civil War ended.

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The Battle of Gettysburg was a short but important battle. After victory against the Union prior to Gettysburg, General Robert E. Lee took his troops to invade Pennsylvania. The battle lasted from July 1 to July 3, 1863. After the first successful invasions of the North, the Army of Northern Virginia had prepared an invasion of Gettysburg, which for the Army and Lee, was supposed to be a quick and easy victory, giving them the international recognition with the victory, Meanwhile, the Army of the Potomac was preparing too. President Lincoln named Major General George Gordon Meade to become the commander of the Army, due to the fact that the previous commander (Joseph Hooker) was weary of confronting Robert Lee. The first day started as Confederate divisions went into Gettysburg for supplies. Tim stead of supplies, the Confederates found 2 underpowered Union cavalry brigades. This started the first battle of Gettysburg, which pushed the Union to Cemetery Hill. Before more troops could arrive, Lee told Ewell, which at the time was the Army’s Second Corps. He declined and later Winfield Scott Handcock had arrived with more troop to defend the line along Cemetery Ridge. The second day started with General Lee telling the troopers to attack the Union at Cemetery Ridge and Culp’s Hill. The fight started at 4pm and lasted for hours. The fight went from a nest of boulders, to acres of farm land and orchards. The Confederate army was split into 3 parts. Lee’s men of the left, Longstreet’s men on the far left and Ewell’s men on the right. While fighting, Union had stalled the fights due to a lot of casualties. The third day started with Union troops pushing back Confederates away from Culp’s Hill. General Lee thought that his Army was on the brink of Victory the day before, which led him to attack with George Pickett, this attack is now called “Pickett’s Charge”. It started with Confederates launching bombs against the Union, this was a good start, but when regiments from Vermont, New York, and Ohio came and attacked both enemy flanks, the attack failed and ended the Battle of Gettysburg. The next day. Lee’s army retreated. After continuous losses against the South, the North got the Victory, which ended up helping them win the war.

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The American Civil War explained in 3 minutes - mini history

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Wikipedia.com, History.com, and the Padlet Google Search Engine.

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-Confederacy,A League or Alliance,
Confederate State.

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The ship they used in the vicksburg war.

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See how the Confederates' attack on the Union Army at Shiloh ended in large casualties for both sides Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc.

Ulysses S. Grant was not always to have things on his own terms. One Sunday morning in early April at his headquarters,

[Cannon fire]

Grant's forces had been surprised -- and thus began the terrible Battle of Shiloh. Forty thousand Confederates pressed the Union troops to the very edge of the river, towards what looked like inevitable disaster . . .

But Federal reinforcements arrived overnight -- reinforcements which turned the tide of the battle, and when it was over, the Union Army held the ground -- but to the cost more terrible than could be imagined. General Grant looked over the field . . .

U. S. GRANT: "I looked to the field over which the Confederates had made charges the day before so covered with dead . . ."

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See how the Confederates' attack on the Union Army at Shiloh ended in large casualties for both sides

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At the Battle of Shiloh, Union Gen. Ulysses S. Grant's forces were surprised at his headquarters. Some 40,000 Confederates pressed them to the river's edge, but Federal forces arrived overnight to reinforce them, and they turned the tide. The Union held its ground but at great cost in human life.

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"What led to" and "Aftermath" information.

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"What led to" and "Aftermath" information.

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The surprise attack on the union led to a full blown battle between the union -led by Ulysses S. Grant- and the Confederacy -led by Albert Sidney Johnston. The aftermath of the battle of shiloh ended with the victory of the Union's side, the Confederacy losing both the battle and an important general -Johnston- and over 10,000 casualties.

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The confederacy was set up at Corinth, and the union planned an attack. The general, Johnston had guessed this and planned an attack from the Southwest. They battled for a while, the union had a great artillery assembly and the confederacy got nearly 2300 yankees to surrender. Their main general died of blood loss from a gunshot/bullet. They put P.G.T. Beauregard in charge and he thought they were winning so he halted attacks. The hornet’s nest collapsed, causing the Confederacy to move forward their assaults. Grant’s unit was in need of backups so they called for them, but they couldn’t come right away. He had to form a new defensive line supported by more than 50 pieces of heavy artillery. Later, reinforcements came to their aid and they combined, the union was losing, then they tied with the confederacy and finally the confederacy was outnumbered and retreated. The confederacy broke off with the Yankees and there were many casualties, with the confederacy losing this battle, and the union coming out triumphant.

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Note Packet
Britannica

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1. Why did the North need to win the Gettysburg battle so badly?
2. What did Abraham Lincoln say in the Gettysburg Address?

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Here's Why the Battle of Vicksburg Was So Important

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The Battle Of Fort Wagner Started and Ended on July 18th 1863. The Battle Of Fort Wagner is important because It helped the Union to build more of an army with the African Americans.

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The Battle of Gettysburg: The Civil War in Four Minutes

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This began when Lincoln send
warships to resupply the fort, however The Confederate officals saw this as a threat and President Davis ordered Southern forces to open fire and it become the Fort sumter that we know today.

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The MA 54th Regiment was consisted of 1,000 soldiers. Black soldiers were paid less than white soldiers so they protested and wouldn't accept any pay at all.

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Colonel Robert Gould Shaw The Union, General William B. Taliaferro The confederate army.

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counterattacked: an attack made in response
eager:a person wanting to do something badly

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Fort Wagner Now

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He was born in Virginia in 1807.He attended the US Military Academy in New York,and graduated 2nd in his class.In 1831 Lee married Mary Curtis,the great-daughter of Mary Washington.During the Mexican War he went to Texas to supervise the construction of bridges.He then chose his state over his country and served as the advisor to Jefferson Davis.At the Gettysburg War and lost over 12,000 men.He later on surrender to Ulysses S. Grant in the Appomattox War.

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North - Abraham Lincoln
south - Jefferson Davis

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He was born in Ohio in 1822.He studied in the U.S Military Academy and graduated in 1843,though he didn't like studying at West Point.He later on married his sisters classmate Julia Dent.He fought in the Mexican War and after got promoted to Major General.He and his troops got surprised at the battle of Shiloh.After that victory he became lieutenant general.After the surrender of the confederates Ulysses S. Grant was seen as a hero and later on became president for 2 years.

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Aftermath was that 16 months later after the surrender of General Lees army the Civil War ended.

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Adrian Leja, Daniel Garfias

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1. Robert E. Lee thought invading the north would make cities panic
2. According to Henry Heth,(a major general in the confederacy) he started the battle of Gettysburg because he wanted to go shoe shopping.
3. Almost 16000 people died on the first day of the battle.
4. Only one citizen died in the battle.
5. In 1913, 50,000 Civil War Vets came back to have a reunion.

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Map of vicksburg

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Fort Wagner Battle

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1.why was the union victory at vicksburg important?The victory gave them the control of the mississippi River

2.What problems on the confederate home front during the war? invading  union forces cut railroads,and Destroyed the crops

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On April 9, 1865 Confederate General Robert E. Lee's surrender of his Army of Northern Virginia to Union General Ulysses S.

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- 9 year old boys could even try to join the army.
-In the army there was about 180,00 blacks.
- They weren't allowed to have pets but they still and them.

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-The Appomattox War was the last battle of the Civil War
-Appomattox battle lasted from March 29,1865-April 9,1865
-The surrender agreement didn't end the war between the Confederates and the Union

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North- Abraham Lincoln
South- Jefferson Davis

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What did African Americans contribute to the Union War effort.

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What did African Americans contribute to the Union War effort.

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The African Americans helped the Union win the battle at Fort Wagner. Of course the African American soldiers helped in other battles, in fact they helped fight in 500 battles. This was their first victory.

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Confederate States of America-General Albert Sidney Johnston, General Pierre Gustave Toutant-Beauregard.United States-Officer Don Carlos Buell, Commanding General Ulysses S. Grant