—Key Battles— The Civil War ( )

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—Key Battles— The Civil War (1861-1865) The American Pageant, Chapters 20-21

Deadliest War in U.S. History—over 600,000 Deaths

Battle of Bull Run Victory for the South Thought to be a 90-day war Bull Run proves otherwise Early on—South has more victories than the North

The Anaconda Plan Anaconda Plan Winfield Scot Blockade the Confederacy Control ports and Mississippi River

Battle of Antietam Lee goes to Maryland Battle is technically a draw Border State Receive foreign recognition for South Ends up not happening Draw more states over to Confederacy Battle is technically a draw Lee retreats Lincoln issues Emancipation Proclamation (effective January 1863)

Ulysses S. Grant Military leader for the Union Victories in the west Tennessee Vicksburg (July 4, 1863) Actually two defeats for the South Gettysburg: Lee invades Pennsylvania; hoping for victory; forced to retreat Vicksburg: North gains control of the Mississippi River

William Tecumseh Sherman Union General Use of total war in the South Destroy everything Takes Atlanta in 1864 Helps Lincoln achieve re-election

The War’s End April 9, 1865 Lee surrenders at Appomattox Court House in Virginia Lincoln assassinated the following week Good Friday—April 14, 1865