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Christian Bubat Marc Krämer
American Civil War 1861 - 1865
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Arrangement
- Reasons
- Initial position
- Development 1. half of war
- Coloured troops
- Turning point Ghettysburg
- CSS Hunley
- Results
Sources www.wikipedia.de www.americancivilwar.com
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Reasons
- Ecomony
- Influence
- Slavery
- gtSplitting
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Initial situation
- Advantage South
- Leading
- Weapons
- Training of Troops
- Navy
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Confederated
Union
verus
Troops
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Begin of War
- Secession of South States
- New President, Constitution and Goverment
- Failed peace conference
- Attack on Fort Sumter
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Development 1. half of war
- First attack of North failed
- Training
- Success in the West Missisippi region
- South looses
- Cut of Texas and Arkansas
- gtGettysburg
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Coloured troops
- Proclamation of
- 17th July 1862 by Lincoln
- Freedom for
- 3 Million Slaves
- 180.000 coloured Soldiers
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The battle of GhettysburgJuly, 1863
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- In July, 1st, 2nd and 3rd of 1863
- Army of northern Virginia
- (General Robert E. Lee, 75000 men)
- Union Army of the Potomac
- (General George Meade, 97000men)
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first day
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second day
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third day
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- It remains the great battle of the war although
it did not end the war
There fought and died more men than in
any other battle of the war
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50.000 dead men23.000 union and 28.000
confederated soldiers
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- the CSS Hunley
first submarine used in a naval war
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1864 submerged the USS Housatonicin the harbour
of Charleston
- The Hunley sunk on its way home!
- Nobody knows how!
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burial of the Hunley-crew
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lifted 2000
- 9 men with broken neck (probably because of the
explosion) were found
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Results of the war
- 620.000 killed soldiers
- End of slavery
- 4 million slaves set free
- economic adjustment of southern states
- beginning of imperialism
- 3 billion Dollar debt for the union
- centralization of the USA
