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The
American
Civil War
Booklet
Fort Sumter
When; April 12-13, 1861
Where; Charleston, SC
Famous Military Leaders; Major
Anderson, General Beauregard
Outcome; Confederate
Significance: none
1st Bull Run When; July 21, 1861
Where; Manassas, Virginia
Famous Military Leaders; General Irwin McDowell, General Joe John-
ston
Outcome; Confederate
Significance; First large battle of the war; General Thomas J. Jackson
earned the name, “Stonewall” by inspiring his troops to stand firm un-
der the Union attack
Shiloh When; April 6-7, 1862
Where; Shiloh, Tennessee
Famous Military Leaders; General Ulysses Grant, General Albert Sydney Johnston
Outcome; Union
Significance; ended the Southern hope of ever regaining Tennessee, first battle with
truly large casualties
Antietam Creek When; September 17, 1862
Where; Sharpsburg, Maryland
Famous Military Leaders; General George McClellan, General Robert
E. Lee
Outcome; Union
Significance; One of only 2 major battles fought in the North, This
victory was what Lincoln needed to issue the Emancipation Procla-
mation
Chancellorsville
When; May 1-4, 1863
Where; Chancellorsville, Virginia
Famous Military Leaders; General Joseph Hooker, General Rob-
ert E.Lee
Outcome; Confederacy
Significance; Considered the greatest Confederate victory of
the war, Stonewall Jackson was accidently shot by his own
troops, and he died a week later
Vicksburg
When; May 19- July 4 1863
Where; Vicksburg, Mississippi
Famous Military Leaders; General Ulysses Grant; General Joseph E.
Johnston
Outcome; Union
Significance; The Confederacy was split in two by the mighty river,
Grant was bogged down for 3 months
Gettysburg
When; July 1-3, 1863
Where; Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
Famous Military Leaders; General George Meade,
Robert E. Lee
Outcome; Union
Significance; The turning point of the war be-
cause it was the last chance for the south to win
the war and threaten the north
Sherman’s march to the sea
When; July 20-September 2, 1864
Where; Atlanta, Georgia
Famous Military Leaders;
Outcome; Union
Significance; the union burned Atlanta, while
they were marching to the sea
The
American
Civil War
Book!
Made By: Matthew James
Pitsicalis 2/2/16