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Chapter 19, Section 5. The End of the Civil War.

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1 Chapter 19, Section 5. The End of the Civil War

2 Gettysburg Location of famous battle in Pennsylvania where the Confederates were beaten.

3 Confederate General who made famous doomed charge at Gettysburg.
George Pickett Confederate General who made famous doomed charge at Gettysburg.

4 Ulysses S. Grant Was transferred to the Eastern theater.
Made Supreme Commander of Union forces.

5 William Tecumseh Sherman
Union General who made a “March to the Sea”, and destroyed 60 by 300 miles of Confederate land.

6 Atlanta Sherman put this city to siege, and it was later bombarded, burned and destroyed.

7 Total War Sherman destroyed everything in a wide swath during his “March to the Sea”.

8 Lee formally surrendered to Grant at Appomattox Courthouse.

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