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The North's leader was Major Robert Anderson and for the south was General PGT Beauregard. The South won this battle. This battle was important because it sparked the start of the Civil War.
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Union: General Irvin McDowell
Confederacy:General PT Beauregard and Stonewall Jackson
Winner: Confederacy
It was important because it changed the views of th war. -
Union: Grant and "Tecumsah" Sherman
Confederacy: Beauregard
Winner: Union
Important:
It was important because the Union gained a lot of land. -
Union: Captain David Farragut
The Union won.
It was important because it completed Union control of the Mississippi. -
Union: McClellan
Confederacy: Lee
Winner: NOBODY!
Important: Because it caused the Emancipation Proclomation. -
Union: Burnside
Confederacy: Lee
Winner: Confederacy
Important: Because South won again. -
Union: Hooker
Confederacy: Lee and Jackson
Winner: Confederacy
Important:
Because it ruined the North's plan to capture the capital. -
Union: Grant
Confereacy:Everyone
Winner: Union
Important:
Because the Confederacy split in half. -
Union: Meade
Confederacy: Lee and Pickett
Winner: Union
Important:
Because Britain and France didnt help the South, -
It was between Washington DC and Richmond. Critics called Grant a butcher,
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Confederates attacked with torpedoes.
Farragut got dizzy so he tied himself to the ship and told them to fire.
Union won!
Union took control of the last port east of the Mississippi. -
Union wanted to break he moral of the Confederacy. Sherman and his men marched and burned cities and farmlands and destroyed resources.
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Davis retreated. Union won and Union and Confederacy met to discuss the win.
CIVIL WAR WAS OVER!