Kentucky during the Civil War by Juliana Lo Presti

How Kentucky was Affected by the Civil War

julianalopresti — 2024-01-11 21:21:54 UTC

Kentucky was affected by from the Civil War because slaves earned freedom and Kentucky was forced to compete with the North for trade. Soldiers served in both armies.

The Battle Of Perryville

julianalopresti — 2024-01-11 21:32:05 UTC

The battle of Perryville took place in the Chaplin Hills just west of Kentucky. Their goal was to get fresh water. The Union side won this battle. It was important because this battle helped ensure that kentucky would remain in Northern hands for the rest of the war.

Political Leaders

julianalopresti — 2024-01-11 21:52:40 UTC

Thomas E. Bramlette, who was a secessionist, formed a confederate government for the common wealth of Kentucky.

Thomas E Bramlette

julianalopresti — 2024-01-12 13:18:42 UTC

Thomas's role in the government was the U.S. District Attorney of Kentucky. Thomas E Bramlette raised the 3rd Kentucky Union Infantry and was elected colonel of the regiment.

What Kentucky Supplied for the Civil War

julianalopresti — 2024-01-12 13:27:47 UTC

Tobacco, corn, wheat, hemp and flax were some supplies that came from my state, and over 75,000 soldiers were supplied for the Civil War