Chapter 16 “The Civil War”

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Chapter 16 “The Civil War” 16.3 “No End in Sight” Pages 493 – 497

Union Victories in the West The battles of: Fort Henry Fort Donelson Shiloh New Orleans Antietam

Confederate Victories in the East The Battles of : Seven Day’s Second Battle of Bull Run

Battle of Shiloh General Grant was the Union leader Johnston and Beauregard were commanders of the Confederacy Victory for the Union Johnston was killed. General Tecumseh Sherman becomes a (U) hero. Very high causalities and muddy conditions due to a storm the night before the battle. Each side lost 25% of their troops at this battle.

Battle of Antietam McClellan lead the Union army. Lee lead the Confederate army. The Union won based on a draw. The Battle of Antietam was the bloodiest day in our nation’s history.