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First General in Chief of the Union Army, developed the anaconda plan

Winfield Scott

100

The Confederate attack on this federal fort in Charleston, South Carolina marked the start of the Civil War.

Fort Sumter

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Winfield Scott's original strategy on how to crush the rebellion.

Anaconda Plan

100

standard small arm of the Union army, .58 caliber

Springfield Rifled Musket

100

appomattox to general grant

Lee surrendered..

200

Victories at Shiloh and Vicksburg

Ulysses S. Grant

200

 This was the first real battle of the Civil War.

Battle of First Bull Run

200

A brief explanation of the strategy of the Confederate States to win the war.

Confederate Strategy


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cone-shaped bullet that expanded to fit the rifling of the barrel

Minie Ball

200

who assasinated Lincoln 

by john wilkes booth on 4-15-1865

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 admiral of the U.S Navy

David Farragut

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This battle, taking place off the coast of Virginia, ended in a draw after the Union Monitor made the Virginia/Merrimack retreat because of low ammo.

Battle of the Iron Clads

300

This essay looks at how Napoleonic tactics influenced the outcome of the battle of Gettysburg.

Napoleonic Arithmetic

300

six rotating barrels, hand-cranked machine gun

Gatling Gun

300

1865, abolished slavery

amendment 13

400

General of Army of Northern Virginia's 1st Corps, "Lee's Old War Horse"

James Longstreet

400

When Ulysses Grant captured these forts on the Tennessee and Cumberland Rivers

Fort Henry and Fort Donelson

400

A short article that shows what the Union strategy was to win the war.

Union Strategy

400

tube magazine, .56 caliber rimfire metallic cartridges, lever action

Spencer Repeating Rifle

400

Rights of Citizens 1868

amendment 14

500

Commander of the Army of Northern Virginia

Robert E. Lee

500

 David Farragut won a major Union victory in New Orleans, Louisiana, which gave the Union control of the most important city in the South and essentially cut the South in two.

Fall of New Orleans

500

This is an essay that looks at if the Confederates had used a different defensive strategy in the Civil War.  An interesting look at one of the great "what ifs" of the Civil War.  

Proposal for a Confederate Defensive Strategy

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.44 caliber rimfire metallic cartridges, lever action, 13 shots

Henry Rifle

500

black suffrage 1870

amendment 15

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