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What gawdy thing with red bars did William Tecumseh sherman first see?
The confederate Flag
Who was the confederate leader at the battle of atlanta?
John Bell Hood. Jefferson Davis had fired Joe Johnston because his long tactical retreat, however brilliant, did not look like the Confederate thing to do. So he replaced him with this gung-ho character Hood, who led his army to disaster.
When were all the confederate states admitted back into the union?
The former Confederate States were readmitted to the Union in various years after the end of the Civil War. In order to rejoin the United States, the southern states had to follow certain guidelines and ratify the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments to the Constitution. To learn more about this, you may refer to http://www.sparknotes.com/testprep/books/sat2/history/chapter11section3.rhtml The actual order and years the states were formally admitted into the Union again are as follows: Tennessee July 24. 1866 Arkansas June 22, 1868 Louisiana, Florida, North Carolina, and South Carolina June 25, 1868 Alabama July 14, 1868 Virginia January 26, 1870 Mississippi February 23, 1870 Texas March 30, 1870 Georgia July 15, 1870 Dates and order taken from http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/reconstruction/states/sf_timeline.html and http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/reconstruction/states/sf_timeline2.html
What are the Civil War buttons?
Civil War buttons are a popular collector's piece and are usually remnants of original Union or Confederate uniforms. Since these were spun from wool, buttons are the only thing left.
What did John Bell Hood do?
He led the Army of Tennessee to disaster. The Confederate President, Jefferson Davis, fired Joe Johnston and replaced him with Hood, because Hood was Jefferson's idea of a good Confederate, a real gung-ho fighter and leader. (Johnston's policy of minimising his casualties because the South was running out of manpower did not strike Davis as the Confederate thing to do.) Hood turned out quite wrong as an army commander, and squandered precious lives everywhere. His defeat by George Thomas at Nashville was the only decisive rout of a Confederate army.
Is the 1861 confederate states of America csa 20 dollar coin real gold?
No such thing
How do you beat confedereate island?
There is no such thing as Confederate Island. Its Counterfeit Island.
What is the difference between ex daughter-in-law and former daughter-in-law?
Answer Ex means in the past, and former means the same thing.
Is it against the law to were a confederate flag to school?
No, its not against the law but it is most deffinitly is a redneck thing.
What did General Sherman do on his march to the sea?
He destroyed every thing in his path to weaken the Confederate army.
What gawdy thing with red bars did William Tecumseh sherman first see?
The confederate Flag
What was the one thing Bureau was responsible for?
building schools for former slaves
Is there anything unique about the Lincoln memorial?
One thing that is unique is that the Memorial has 34 columns, one for each of the States (including Confederate States) at the time the Civil War began. At the top of each column is carved the name of the state.
What made New York a famous state?
It was one of the first states to be settled in by the Europeans. Also, it was a major trading port and it had a thriving economy. Another thing is that it was once the home to the nation's former capital.
Is the confederate war and the civil war the same thing?
Yes. It was fought between the newly-formed Confederate States of America and what was left of the USA, normally referred-to as the Union. (1861-65)
What is the significant of fort Sumter?
Fort Sumter was the first battle of the civil war. There were fires, but the only thing that died was a horse. No one from the Union or Confederate died.
What did the Confederate forces eat?
Southern fried chicken, greens and corn bread. One more thing girts.
