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Title: The Civil War cont.


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The Civil War cont.
  • Shiloh
  • David Farragut
  • Monitor Merrimack
  • Robert E. Lee
  • Antietam

2
Battle of Shiloh (Pittsburg Landing)
  • CSA troops surprised Grant at Shiloh
  • Union forces were on the edge of disaster
  • Grant reorganized and fought back
  • 25,000 people killed, wounded, or captured
  • Union Victory
  • CSA failed to hold on to Ohio and Kentucky
    frontier further helped Anaconda Plan

3
David Farragut
  • Admiral (Union)
  • In charge of Union fleet
  • Wanted to seize New Orleans
  • April 24, 1862
  • Also took Baton Rouge and Natchez
  • Only Port Hudson, LA and Vicksburg, MS left
  • Could gain control of entire Miss. River

4
Monitor Merrimack
  • Battle of the Ironclads
  • March 1862
  • Monitor
  • Union
  • Merrimack
  • Confederate
  • Battle was a draw
  • Led to a new era of ironclad ships

5
Robert E. Lee
  • Joe Johnston was in charge of the Army of
    Northern Virginia
  • Wounded in Seven Days Battle
  • Replaced by Lee
  • Old Granny
  • Offered the command of the Army of the Potomac
  • Former commandant of WestPoint
  • Would not go against Virginia

6
Lee cont.
  • Lee proved himself against McClellan at Seven
    Days Battle
  • McClellan tried to take Richmond
  • Caught in Yorktown
  • Almost made it to outskirts of Richmond before
    being turned back
  • Lee tried to move against Washington

7
2nd Battle of Bull Run
  • McClellan met both Jackson and Lee
  • Problems with Union communication
  • Orders were confusing
  • Rebel victory

8
Battle of Antietam (Sharpsburg)
  • Sept. 17, 1862
  • Union intercepted messages that said Lee and
    Jackson were separated
  • McClellan attacked
  • 26,000 people killed Bloodiest day of the Civil
    War
  • Rebs. ran off, but McClellan did not pursue and
    crush them
  • Nov. 7, 1862 Lincoln fired McClellan
  • Gen. Burnsides
  • Gen. Joe Hooker
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