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Abraham Lincoln is elected President of the United States.
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Both North and South the fort was theirs. It was also the first battle of the war.
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Lincoln ordered to block the Souths ports so that they cannot get imported goods.
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It was the first major land battle between both armies in the war.
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This was when the Con. used their first ironclad on the river and destroyed every ship it went against; accept the Unions ironclad.
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Confederate soldiers suprised th Union and attacked. The Con. had won that battle.
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This was one of the mose campained and longest battles of the Civil War.
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One of th single bloodest battles in U.S. history and it technically ended in a draw.
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This is the day when President Lincoln issued the date for when about 3 million slaves would be free,
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This was the second battle at Bull run that lasted for two days.
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This is when the Emancipation Proclamaiton takes place setting 3 million slaves free.
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Con. suprised the Union army again and won another battle.
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The worst battle of the entire Civil War; leaving 60,000 dead.
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After multple attemps to take Vicksburg, the Union finally surrounded Vicksburg and took over the town.
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This is when President Lincoln gave the very famous about the battle of Gettysburg and about how our Four Fathers wanted this country to be united.
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The Union took over Chattanooga so that they could claim another victory and create another fort so that they could connect Chattanooga to the Norths railroad to help distribute suplplies.
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Ulysses S. Grant is re-elected as the President of the United States (well, at least the North)
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The Union took over one of the Souths most important cities
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Lincoln is re-elected as President of the United States (well, teh North anyway)
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It was a march of the Union army in Georgia to show that the Con. government couldn't stop intuders in there land.
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Savannah is captured by the Union and is now Union territory.
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The 13th amandment is put into place saying that slavery is out-lawed.
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The south leaders got together to find a way to either compromise or to find a way to win the war or surrender.
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Abraham Lincoln went to see the play "Our American Cousin" when he is shot in the head by John Wilkes Booth during the third act of the play.
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General Lee surrenders, leaving the Union as the victors.