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    The document contains summaries of several key battles and events of the American Civil War, including Fort Sumter (the first battle), Bull Run (the first major battle), Antietam (the bloodiest single day battle), the Emancipation Proclamation, Vicksburg (the Union taking control of the Mississippi River), and Appomattox Courthouse (where General Lee surrendered, ending the war). Each summary includes the date, brief overview, outcome (Confederate or Union victory), leading generals, and a fun fact. The document aims to provide concise overviews of pivotal Civil War topics.

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    The document contains summaries of several key battles and events of the American Civil War, including Fort Sumter (the first battle), Bull Run (the first major battle), Antietam (the bloodiest single day battle), the Emancipation Proclamation, Vicksburg (the Union taking control of the Mississippi River), and Appomattox Courthouse (where General Lee surrendered, ending the war). Each summary includes the date, brief overview, outcome (Confederate or Union victory), leading generals, and a fun fact. The document aims to provide concise overviews of pivotal Civil War topics.

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    FIT BOYS

    ALWAYS EAT
    VERY GOOD
    APPLES.
    B Y: C I E N N A F E R N A N D E Z
    FT. SUMTER-
    THE FIRST BATTLE OF THE CIVIL WAR
    • Date: April 12, 1861
    • Summary: The battle of Fort Sumter started in 1861 and was the start of the Civil War.
    This took place near Charleston, South Carolina.
    • Confederate or Union: Confederate wins
    • Leading Generals: P. G. T. Beauregard & Robert Anderson
    • Fun Fact: Lincoln called for 75,000 to join the Civil War
    BULL RUN-
    FIRST MAJOR BATTLE
    • Date: July 21, 1861
    • Summary: The battle of Bull Run was on July 21 in Manassas Junction, Virginia. This
    was only 25 miles from Washington D.C.
    • Confederate or Union: Confederate wins
    • Leading Generals: Irvin McDowell, Winfield Scoot, P. G. T. Beauregard, & Joseph E.
    Johnston
    • Fun Facts: Irvin McDowell’s troops were “raw recruits” and he wasn’t sure if they were
    ready for war. People wanted to watch this battle take place in a grassy field nearby.
    ANTIETAM-
    BLOODIEST SINGLE DAY BATTLE OF THE CIVIL WAR

    • Date: September 17, 1862


    • Summary: On September 17, the most horrible battle would take place in Sharpsburg,
    MD. Nearly 23,000 lives are lost.
    • Confederate or Union: Draw
    • Leading Generals: Robert E. Lee & George B. McClellan
    • Fun Fact: Neither the North or the South had moved significantly from their original
    positions at dawn.
    EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION-
    PRESIDENT LINCOLN FREES SLAVES IN REBELLING STATES

    • Date: January 1, 1863


    • Summary: On January 1, the United States had three years of the Civil War and Lincoln
    issued the Emancipation Proclamation stating that all slaves within the opposing states
    will be free.
    • President: Abraham Lincoln
    • Fun Fact: This document was sign by Abraham on September 22, 1862 but presented to
    the public on January 1, 1863.
    VICKSBURG-
    UNION TAKES CONTROL OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER AND SPLITS THE
    CONFEDERACY IN TWO

    • Date: May 18, 1863


    • Summary: On May 18, the union and the confederates budded heads for control of the
    Mississippi. This happened in Warren Country, MS.
    • Confederate or Union: Union
    • Leading Generals: Ulysses S. Grant & John C. Pemberton
    • Fun Facts: People in the nearby town were forced to live in caves during the war. They
    were short on food supplies.
    APPOMATTOX COURTHOUSE-
    GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE SURRENDERS TO GENERAL GRANT. 

    • Date: April 9, 1865


    • Summary: On April 9, Lee surrenders the confederates and Grant lets them go freely the
    union has won!
    • Confederate or Union: Union
    • Leading Generals: Robert E. Lee & Ulysses S. Grant
    • Fun Fact: Nearly 164 were killed or wounded before Lee would surrender.
    THANK YOU!
    A N D T H A T ’ S A W R A P O N T H E C I V I L WA R …

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