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NORTH(UNION)

SOUTH(CONFEDERATE)

CIVILCIVILWARWARCIVILCIVILWARWAR

1861

MOBILIZATION

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Union StrategyUnion StrategyUnion StrategyUnion Strategy

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Union Army(over 600,000)

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Union Navy(900+ ships)

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WEAPONS

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FORTSUMTER

BULLRUN

SHILOH

PENINSULACAMPAIGN

ANTIETAM

FREDERICSKSBURG

GETTYSBURG

VICKSBURG

CHANCELLORSVILLEGRANT TAKES

COMMANDARMY OF

POTOMAC

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GENERALULYSSES S. GRANT

GENERALROBERT E. LEE

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EASTERN THEATER - 1864

LOCLOCLOCLOC

LOCLOCLOCLOCWILDERNESS

SPOTSYLVANIA

NORTH ANNA

COLD HARBOR

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City Point Depot

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CITY POINT, VIRGINIA1864 - 1865

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FORT LEE

MILITARY

RESERVATION

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6 Battles6 Battles11 Engagements11 Engagements44 Skirmishes44 Skirmishes 6 Assaults6 Assaults 9 Actions9 Actions 3 Expeditions3 Expeditions

CITY POINTCITY POINT

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PETERSBURG FALLS (APRIL 1865)

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CIVIL WAR ENDS

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TOTAL CASUALTIES

NORTH SOUTH

Killed in Action 112,000 94,000 Died from Disease 227,000 164,000 Seriously Wounded 277,500 194,000 Miscellaneous Causes 23,000 3,000

TOTAL 640,000 455,000

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