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  • The Demise of the Confederacy
    Since the end of the American Civil War, historians have theorized and argued why the Confederacy did not become victorious, or maybe why the Union did. ...
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  • Ambiguous Words
    ... The Union and the Confederacy severely clashed in their views on the Constitution; the South felt that individual states should have the right to nullify laws ...
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  • Civil War
    ... Unlike t! he union, the confederacy had no uniform currency system, the banks, cities, states, national government all issued their own. ...
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  • Book Review: War in Kentucky: From Shiloh to Perryville
    ... It is his belief that Southern defeat was inevitable as he shows the strategic importance of Kentucky for both the Union and the confederacy, with its ...
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  • The civil war
    ... Border states- Maryland, Missouri, Kentucky, Delaware- all slave states but stayed loyal to Union. Jefferson Davis- president of the Confederacy. ...
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  • The Civil War
    ... But the Confederacy had advantages over the union too even though it didn't help like: * Trading Relationships with Europe * Best Military officers like Robert ...
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  • navl operation amer cival war
    ... The Union and the Confederacy both tried to invent new seagoing vessels to out maneuver the opposition. Both came up with the idea of an "ironclad" ship. ...
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  • Civil War 5
    ... At the beginning the of the battle, with bad judgement from the Confederacy the Union gained the upper hand, but as the battle went on, the Confederates made a ...
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  • A Gold Rush Leads to War
    ... For the first time, civilians are directly involved in supporting the war effort. In 1862, both the Union and Confederacy passed conscripion acts. ...
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  • The Civil War
    ... The victory at Gettysburg turned the tide of the war by strengthening the Union's diplomatic position while ending the Confederacy's chance of getting help ...
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  • UNIVERSE OF BATTLES CIVIL WAR
    ... This creek was called the river of death, both the Union and Confederacy was sick, cold and hungry. This battle was a great defeat for the South. ...
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  • Analysis of The Movie Gettysburg
    ... The book and the movie, are based mainly on the memoirs of James Longstreet for the Confederacy and Chamberlain for the Union. Both ...
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  • Robert E Lee
    ... Lee had thought over this matter for days, and finally decided to resign from the union forces and offer his help to the confederacy. ...
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  • Robert E Lee
    ... Lee had thought over this matter for days, and finally decided to resign from the union forces and offer his help to the confederacy. ...
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  • Jap-Amer War
    ... battle (hp). But the Union had the new repeating rifles that reloaded much faster then the Confederacy's single-load muskets (hp). ...
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  • Blacks in the American Civil War
    ... issue of slavery. In addition, he did not want the Border States to separate from the Union and join the Confederacy. If he let ...
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  • Civil War Espionage
    ... Elizabeth Van Lew and Mary Elizabeth Bowser were both spies for the Union. But the most well known spy for the Confederacy was Rose O'Neal Greenhow. ...
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  • Emancipation Proclamation
    ... the war continued, Lincoln saw that the preservation of the Union depended, in ... aim, they could stop Great Britain or France from recognizing the Confederacy. ...
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  • Emancipation Proclamation
    This did not affect slaves held in Border States and the confederacy, of course, ignored it. Rebelling states were not under union control; therefore no slaves ...
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  • Effect of Civil War on Economy
    ... industrialization. The Union experienced only a brief pause in economic growth, whereas the Confederacy suffered severe retrogression. The ...
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  • "Was the South justified in seceding from the Union?"
    ... Since seceding cannot be justified legally, the states that "left" the Union were not really separated from the Union, so the Confederacy was still constrained ...
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  • Spies in the Civil War
    ... If not for Allan Pinkerton, the Confederacy wouldn't have lost its most valuable spy, and the Union might not have won the Civil War. ...
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  • Sherman's March to the Sea
    ... strategies of war, and his Campaign in the Carolinas, he swayed the war towards the Union being the victors by shattering the backbone of the Confederacy.
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  • Why the North won
    ... in numbers of the populations and army size, low war supplies of the Confederacy, food shortage of the Confederacy, and the strength of the Union Navy, it can ...
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  • The Civil War
    ... RESULT: Union victory MURFREESBORO LOCATION: Tennessee DATE: December 31, 1862 RESULT ... this vital stronghold on the Mississippi, the Confederacy was effectively ...
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  • battle of vicksburg
    ... Port Hudson was also seized by the Union army. The loss of Vicksburg, Mississippi was perhaps the Confederacy's costliest defeat in the western portion of the ...
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  • The Civil War,North Success
    ... In addition to the apparently infinite manpower of the North, the Union retained the Navy which became essential in taking splitting the Confederacy up the ...
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  • Civil War
    ... It was also a time of national unification. One of the major boosts to United States nationalism, began with the simple Union victory over the confederacy. ...
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  • Civil War
    ... On February 9,1861 the confederacy is formed with Jefferson Davis as president ... 1861 General PGT Beauregard opened fire on Major Robert Anderson Union troops on ...
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  • Stonewall Jackson
    ... Despite the fact that the Confederacy was greatly outnumbered by the North, Jackson sensed a psychological edge because the Union hesitated to attack. ...
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