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This man was the general of the Confederate army during the entire Civil War
He was the president of the Union during the Civil War
He was the last general of the Union army and led them to victory
This was the second general of the Union army and was know for detailed battle plans, but slow actions
This man was known for holding his ground while fighting in the war resembling a wall
This battle was a turning point in the Civil War especially for the Confederacy
This battle was also known as Sharpsburg. General Lee's battle plans were misplaced and known by the Union. The Confederate army was outnumbered, but the battle resulted in a tie for McClellan refused to send out his reinforcements
This battle was also known as the Pittsburg Landing. The Union was attacked by the Confederate army while they were camping along the Tennessee River. The Confederate General was killed and they were forced to retreat.
This was the capital of the Union
This was the capital of the Confederate
He was the General of the Union army for one battle, but was resigned from his duties after his poor actions
He was the president of the Confederacy
He was a famous actor, a Southerner, and Lincoln’s assasin
This man was a general of the Union army, and was known for causing total destruction and setting fire to southern cities to block off their resources
This woman wrote a fiction book about slavery called "Uncle Tom's Cabin". It inspired many people in the North, but was banned in the south.

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