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The first shots fired, starting the war. After the battele there was a large union recuitment.
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inspired southerners' confidence. It made clear to the union that victory over the confederacy would neither be quick or easy.
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Grant had more success in the west, they captured the first confederate capitol. 13,000 confederates surrendered
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Both ships destroyed in later battles. It was the end of the wooden navel vessels.
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union overconfident, beginnning of "total war"' marked the end of southern control
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-kept pressure off the confederate capitol
- resulted in the capture of more than 2,000 union prisoners
- 10,000 rifles for the confederacy -
Lee fled with only 3,000 troops
wasted on opportunity to destroy confederate forces once and for all -
lee took the loss hard, and offered his resignation to confederate president
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major victory for union
jackson mississippi fell -
affected public opinion of the union
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looted countryside
tactics referred to as "total war" -
lee lee and troops tried to escape union forces , but werent able to.
lee surrendered to Grant
