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North

Appomattox

Gettysburg

Shiloh

Run

Antietam

siege

Lee

Address

Emancipation

Georgia

Sumter

slaves

The Civil War began on April 12, 1861 with the
Confederates firing on Fort

. The first

major battle was Bull

in July of 1861.

It was a victory for the South.
In 1862, General Grant won the battle of

. The bloodiest day in American history

in Maryland at the battle of

.

Fredericksburg in December of 1862 was a disaster
for the

.

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On January 1, 1863, President Abraham Lincoln
changed the purpose of the war by issuing the

Proclamation, which freed the
in the rebellious states. After winning

the battle of Chancellorsville in Virginia, Robert E.

hoped to bring the war to end by

invading Pennsylvania. This resulted in the biggest
battle of the war that lasted three days in

. General Grant captured Vicksburg on

July 4th. Abraham Lincoln traveled to dedicate the
Cemetery where he delivered the Gettysburg

.

The heaviest fighting in 1864 was in Virginia.
General Sherman’s army marched to the sea through

destroying everything in its path. The

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Union laid

to Petersburg, which

caused the fall of the Confederate capital, Richmond.
The Civil War ended on April 9, 1865 at

Court House.

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Summarize the major battles of the Civil War in 50
words or less.

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