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On Monday March 4th, was the day that Lincoln became the 16th president of the United States. In Washington D.C
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On April 12th, Charelston harbor opened fire on Union garrison in South Carolina. At the end, the fort surrenederd.
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It was the first major battle in Virginia. By July 22nd, the union reached the safety of Washington.
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The Southern naval engineers removed a new ship that threatned the naval balance of power in the war in Hampton Roads, Virginia. Although, the ship was made out of complete iron so the cannon balls bounced of and wouldn't go through them.
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Maryland left a powerful assault and was the bloodiest day in America, military history. They sent attacks and counterattacks swept against Lee's army.
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The union army was commanded by Maj. Gen Ambrose Burnside in Virginia. Burnsides plan was to cross the Rappahannock.
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It ordered the army to treat as free men the slaves in the ten states.The proclamation freed 50,000 slaves.
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There was a bombardment by Union and two major assaults against the confederate. It was the army of Tennessee.
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It was in Adams County on 1863. It was Maj. Gen. George G meade of the union. The union won the battle.
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Numerous raids were conducted and the battle fought. In attempt to cut off the railroad supply lines.
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Northerners endorse the leadership and policies of President Lincoln.Lincoln was reelected in to presidency and he faced many challenges to his presidency.
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Sherman’s troops leaving the city of Atlanta, GeorgiaHe destroyed much of the South’s physical and physiological capacity to wage war.
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It was the target of numerous attempts by the Union Army to seize possession of the capital. Richmond was the seat of political power for the confederacy, the union army.
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In Virginia, Lee launched an attack to break through the Union force to his front. He realized that the calvary was backed up by two corps of Union infantry.
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Happened in Fords’s Theater Washington D.C.John Wilkes Booth shot Abraham Lincoln. Eliminating the top three people in the administration, Booth hoped to severe the continuity of the United States.
