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Confederate states declared to be on their own(history.com) -
The civil war began at fort sumner after the confederate soldiers fired on the union for 34 hours after that the union decided to surrender(senate.gov) -
Robert e lee was forced to surrender due to the north virginia army(constitution center.org) -
Abraham Lincoln was shot and killed by john Wilkes booth in a movie theatre and was carried to a home and died soon after (history.com) -
Lincoln was re elected for another term -
The emancipation proclomation was signed on the 3rd year if the civil war(archives.gov) -
This battle was started by general Robert e lee(history.com) in Gettysburg Pennsylvania and was won by the union army (britannica.com) -
The battle was started by Ulysses s grant after forces met at the champion hill (visitvicksubry.com) after this the union was victorious in this battle(history.com) -
The reconstruction included america fixing the rights of African Americans they made laws against racial discrimination and gave them rights to many different things that ordinary americans already had (history.com)
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This battle took place in prince William county and started by Robert e lee the battle happened after the first battle of bull run at the same location Robert e lee and his army won the battle (history.com) -
The battle of Shiloh held place at Washington county and was led by general George McClellan(nps.org) and was won by the union soldiers(history.com) -
This battle was known as the first naval battle in the civil war after Virginia opened fire on the Minnesota (britannica.com) -
Abraham Lincoln was elected as the 16th president of the United States (history.com) -
The first battle of Joseph e Johnston in prince William county when union forces were attacked by the confederate soldiers this took by a small river called bull run(history.com) -
On December 20 of 1860 South Carolina succeeded after Abraham Lincoln was elected. (Nps.gov) -
The battle of Shiloh was started by Ulysses grant and was won by the union this took place at the western theatre of the american civil war(NationalGeographic.org)