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The American Civil War Prelude American Civil War Initial Secession 20 Dec 1860 – 23 Feb 1861 Final Secession 17 April – 8 June 1861 Border States Battle.

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2 The American Civil War Prelude

3 American Civil War Initial Secession 20 Dec 1860 – 23 Feb 1861 Final Secession 17 April – 8 June 1861 Border States Battle of Wilson Creek (10 Aug 1861) Battle of Pea Ridge (6-8 March 1862) Fort Sumter (12 April 1861)

4 American Civil War North Vs. South 1860 CSA Pig Iron (1,000 tons) 600 500 400 300 200 100 USACSA Manufacturing Establishments (1,000) 100 50 USACSA 15 Population (Millions) 20 10 5 PA Warships (x10) USACSA

5 American Civil War North Vs. South USACSA 15 Rail (1,000 Miles) 20 10 5

6 American Civil War COA’s - South Attack Passive DefenseActive Defense

7 American Civil War COA’s - North Attrition (Anaconda Plan) Attack Both

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