YEAR THREE(1863) Half way point of the war. 627 battles. Half in Va., Tenn., Miss. Slavery until Dec. 18, 1868 (13th Amendment)

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YEAR THREE(1863) Half way point of the war. 627 battles. Half in Va., Tenn., Miss. Slavery until Dec. 18, 1868 (13th Amendment)

MAJOR BATTLES 1863: 1.Battle of Chacellorsville (May, Robert E. Lee) 2.Battle of Chickamauga (Sept.) 3.Battle of Gettysburg (July, last battle on northern soil) 4.Battle of Vicksburg (Miss. 31,277 confederates lost or dead)

Georgia during 1863: General Grant taking Vicksburg. General Rosecrans moved against Chattanooga. Confederate Bragg was to stop them at Chickamauga Creek. (river of death). Sept. 19 & ,804 -CSA 15,851-USA killed, wounded or missing.South won. Grant went to Chattanooga waited for More troops. Medical supplies low.

Gettysburg Address: -Two minutes -270 words -Don’t let them die in vain. Problems at Gettysburg: 1.All troops were not there. 2.Wrong direction. 3. Generals could not agree.