Battle of Antietam Unit 7: Civil War Fall of 1862.

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Battle of Antietam Unit 7: Civil War Fall of 1862

Battle of Antietam: Sept. 17th 1862 Lee is on the Edge of Glory One more win and victory is mine! Lee’s Invasion Targets Rail Depot in PA Hopes MD will rise up McClellan finds Lee’s Attack plans! Southern Rebellion could be crushed. And what does McClellan do…

Results of the Battle of Antietam 1st battle on Northern Soil Single Bloodiest Day of the War in American History Robert E. Lee outnumbered 3 to 1 ¼ of Lee’s Army is lost Who won? Inconclusive Technically the Union McClellan is fired by Lincoln For having “the slows”

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