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The Confederates won
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the Monitor and the Merrimack, two Ironclad ships battle neither side won. It was historically significant because it was the first battle of iron covered ships.
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there was 23000 casualties on both sides. The Union won. It was named after the small church in the town of Sharpsburg
4 April 25th 1862 Union Naval forces under David Farragut captured New Orleans the biggest city in the South. -
Union Naval forces under David Farragut captured New Orleans the biggest city in the South.
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Confederate victory against George B. McClellan in defense of Richmond. General Lee advanced on the Union and defeated them on Georgetown Peninsula.
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Confederate victory in defense of Richmond
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Union victory bloodiest 1 day battle in the war.
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General Burnside of the Union Army tried to take Richmond. The Union was defeated because of Confederate artillery on Marye’s Height’s. The Union attacked the foot of Marye’s Heights but the Confederates held them off.
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General Joseph Hooker took command of the Union Army after Burnside’s failure. The Confederates won because Lee of the Confederates blocked the Union Advance on the way to Chancellorsville while Jackson of the South attacked his flank and defeated the Union.
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General Lee planned a counterattack on the North. The went unhindered through Shenandoah Valley until they hit Gettysburg where the bloodiest battle in the war. After the battle President Lincoln gave a speech.
