The two key battles that assured the Union victory in the Civil War were Vicksburg and Gettysburg.
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∙ 11y agoShiloh. New Orleans. Antietam. Murfreesboro. Vicksburg. Gettysburg. Chattanooga. Atlanta. Mobile. Petersburg.
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∙ 11y agoBattle of gettysburg and something else..
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In the Civil War, most of the destruction was suffered by the Confederate States because few battles were fought in Union States.
There were approximately 17 significant battles in the state of Mississippi in the Civil War. Nine of these were associated with the Battle & Siege of Vicksburg, and 8 more were scattered around the state. There were also a large number of smaller actions. The last significant battle in Mississippi was near Tupelo and Harrisburg and was a significant victory for the Union.
A General in the Civil War was the highest commander of the confederate or union armies, head of planning and expediting tactics and manuevers of the armies and making decisions regarding battles of the war.
There were many battles of the Civil War that were undecided with no true victor. An example of an undecided Civil War battle were the battles that occurred in the New Mexican territories and Indian territories.
The Battle of Antietam was not a clear victory for neither the Confederate nor the Union armies.
The Union lost three battles of the Civil War
219 battles were won by the Union.
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Perryville, Kentucky and Philippi, West Virginia were the scenes of Civil War battles. Philip Kearny was a Union General in the Civil War.
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Yes. There were battles in the Civil War where union forces were outnumbered. When we study the battles in school, we generally stick to the major ones. There were many others. In a number of those, there were more confederates than Union solders.
Gettysburg and Vicksburg
The Union became overconfident during the Civil War, which led to some lost battles, but they quickly recovered and went on to win the war.
General George Meade
For leading the Union to victory!
The battle of Vicksburg.