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These were the first battles of the Civil War, and both were won by the Confederacy
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This battle was fought between Union General Ambrose E. Burnside, and Confederate General Robert E. Lee, and resulted in a Confederate victory.
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Ulysses S. Grant's leadership led to the capture of these forts, which helped the Union control Kentucky and most of Tennessee
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The capture of New Orleans marked a major turning point of the war because the port their was a major part of Confederate trade.
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This battle was fought for seven days, and resulted in yet another Confederate victory
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This was another major battle of the Civil War, and ended in yet another Confederate victory over the Union Army. However, the Confederate general "Stonewall" Jackson was killed.
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This siege led to the Union capture of Fort Vicksburg, which gave the Union full control over the Mississippi River- which divided the Confederacy.
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The Confederate general Robert E. Lee decided to invade Union territory, which resulted in the Battle of Gettysburg. This ended in a significant victory for the Union because it boosted Union morale, decimated a major Confederate army, and ended a possible alliance between Europe and the Confederacy.