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Total War Destroy the will to fight to win the war –Strategic –Psychological –Economic Sherman’s March to the Sea

“Sherman’s Neckties”

The Progress of the War:

Election of 1864

Surrender –Appomattox Court House –Lee surrenders Within four months all other Confederate forces surrendered

U.S. Civil War April 12, – April 9, Results: –

Legacy of the War Political Changes – –Federal gov’t supremacy Economic Changes –Infrastructure Railroads and banking system was booming while was in shambles –North had 88% of nation’s wealth in 1870 Costs – Twice the last 80 years total spending –(1880s payments for war costs still were almost 2/3 of federal budget) Emancipation – –13 th Amendment ratified by end of 1865

Civil War Casualties: Comparison to Other Wars

Casualties on Both Sides