-
Time span of the Civil War
-
LinkLocation: Washington D.C.
Significance: Abraham Lincoln was elected the 16th President of the United States of America, and the first Republican to win the presidency. He was against slavery in the United States. -
LinkLocation: Alabama
This event was significant because it was the event that triggered the war, and it showed how the bad the south wanted slavery. -
Link to BattlefieldLocation: Charlseton Harbor NC.
Length:2 days
Significance: This battle showed that the south was not to be taken lightly, and this battle pretty much started the civil war. -
Link to battlefieldLocation:Fairfax County, Virginia.
Length: 1 day
This battle was significant because it was the official start of the Civil war. -
Link
Location: Tenessee
Significance: THis battle was the first significant Union victory in the civil war. -
Battlefield
Location: Stewart County , Tennesse
Length: 5 days
Significance: This battle was significant because the Confederacy was strategicaly placing forts along the Tenessee border. -
Battlefield
Location: Tennessee
Length:2 days
Significance: This was important because it was the most bloody battle in U.S. History. -
Battlefield
Location: Prince William County, Virginia
Length: 2 days
Significance: In this battle the south won and the battle allowed them to cross through the Potomac and get into Northern territory. -
Battlefield
Location: Washington County, Maryland
Length: 2 days
Significance: This battle that the Union won gave Lincoln the win he needed to announce the Ammancipation Proclomation. -
LinkLocation: Washington D.C.
This event was significant because it was not looking good for the Union, so Lincoln declared all of the slaves in the U.S. as free people of the Union. -
Battlefield
Location: Fredericksburg, Virginia
Length" 4 days
Significance: It was the bloodiest battle of the Civil War. -
Battlefield
Location: SPOTSYLVANIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA
Length: 7 days
Significance: This battle is considered to be Robert E. Lee's greatest victory of the Civil War. -
Battlefield
Location: WARREN COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI
Length: 47 days
Significance: This victory by General Grant split the Confederacy in half and it boosted his popularity which ultimitaly got him the General in Cheif spot in the military. -
Battlefield Location: ADAMS COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
Length: 2 days
Significance: This battle was a decisive Union victory. This battle sight was also where President Lincoln gave a speech called the Gettysburg Address. -
Battlefield Location: MORRIS ISLAND, SOUTH CAROLINA
Length: 51 days
Significance: This battle was the 4th battle that black soldiers were used in, the battle showed that they would fight hard if given the opportunity. -
Battlefield Location: ATOOSA COUNTY AND WALKER COUNTY , GEORGIA
Length: 2 days
Significance: This battle had the most casualties in the western theater. -
LinkLoaction: Gettysburg Pennsylvania
The significance of this is that Abraham Lincoln gave a speech about equality and he wanted a new birth of freedom for the United States. -
Battlefield Location:HAMILTON COUNTY AND CITY OF CHATTANOOGA , TENNESSEE
Length: 2 days
Significance: The Union voctory opened up the deep south for the Union campaign. -
Battleield Location: SPOTSYLVANIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA
Length: 14 days
Significance: General Robert E. Lee defeated Grant's troops to stop the forward motion the Union army. -
Battlefield Location: HANOVER COUNTY, VIRGINIA
Length: 12 days
Significance:The Union took heavy casualties under the command of Grant. -
LinkLocation: Washington D.C.
Significance: It showed the belief in him and it showed the good job that he was doing with the war and slavery. -
Link Location: Georgia
Length: 36 days
Significance: Sherman marched 60,000 men through the coastline of georgia to frighten civilians and turn them from the confederate's cause.; -
Battlefield Location: AMELIA COUNTY, PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY, AND NOTTOWAY COUNTY , VIRGINIA
Length: 1 day
Significance: This was the last big battle of the war, with the Union capturing 7,000 plus men and 5 generals from the Confederates. -
LinkLocation:Appomattox, Virginia
This event was significant because it was the surrender of Robert E. Lee and it was pretty much the start of the end of the Civil war. -
LinkLocation: Ford's Thetre in Washington D.C.
The assanisation was significant because it was when President Lincoln died and it showed how un supervised the president was at that time.