At the beggining of the Civil War, the Union army had three goals. 1: To form a naval blockade of the Southern ports 2: To gain control of the Mississippi River 3: To take over the Confederate capital of Richmond, Virginia. These first to goals were originally achieved but the invention of the ironclad soon came during the war, and the Confederates used an ironclad, called the Virginia, to wipe out the Union's naval blockade. The third goal was eventually reached when Richmond was taken over by General Ulysses Grant in the Wilderness Battles where he fought with Confederate General Robert E. Lee.
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On February 6, 1862 he captured Fort Henry and on Feb. 15, 1862, Fort Donelson.The fall of the two forts allowed the Union army to move up the Tennessee deep into Confederate territory.
During the Civil War, two brothers ended up in battle against each other. ÊThese brothers James Campbell with the Confederates and Alexander for the Union army fought against each other at Secessionville.
Citizens opened recruiting offices in their hometowns, held rallies, and signed up volunteers 18 and older. Confederates wanted to join. Union had sometimes draft men because of the willingness of wanting to fight. The Confederates had to institute a draft almost a full year prior to the Union, due to the smaller population in the South. To add to this answer, it should be noted that each state in the South and the North were responsible for raising armies. And, as noted above, both sides were forced to pass conscription laws to fill their armies' ranks.