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Significance of Civil War Battles Antietam The outcome was a draw between the North and South. It would become the bloodies one day battle of the civil.

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1 Significance of Civil War Battles Antietam The outcome was a draw between the North and South. It would become the bloodies one day battle of the civil war

2 Significance of Civil War Battles

3 Gettysburg Turning point for the North. After this battle the Union army believed they could win It would become the bloodiest three day battle of the civil war

4 Significance of Civil War Battles

5 Fort Sumter Start of the civil war

6 Significance of Civil War Battles

7 Chickamauga South won but did not chase after the North after the victory If they had pursued the North, the South could have inflicted more damage.

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9 Union Blockade The goal of the union blockade was to block all supplies going to the south. Without supplies the south would have a slow death.

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11 Atlanta Campaign End of the South's hope to win. Helped Lincoln get elected.

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13 Sherman’s march to the sea Destroyed and burned the south By the time Sherman reached the sea the war was over

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15 Appomattox Courthouse Location of the South surrendering

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