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    components in mind you have two think about the battle strategy used by both sides. In this paper I will be talking about the Union’s battle tactics. Both of the sides had two different Generals. On the Confederate side you had General Lee and on the Union side you had General Grant. General Grant was innovative on both a strategic and operational level. During the Civil War‚ tactics changed as new equipment‚ especially the grooved rifle and the entrenching tool‚ gained importance. Grant understood that

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    The American Civil War proved to be the United States deadliest war‚ with more casualties than World War I and World War II combined.1 The greatest fear of the Union soldier‚ however‚ may not have been a quick death by the gun‚ but rather a slow one caused by the presence of disease. While terrifying for the soldiers‚ the physicians found themselves with seemingly endless opportunities to study disease‚ leading to an evolution in the treatment of multiple diseases. The American Civil War’s production

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    divided against itself cannot stand. I believe this government cannot endure permanently half slave and half free" On March 4th 1861 Abraham Lincoln was made President of the United States. However‚ on December 20th South Carolina seceded from the Union. By February 8th Mississippi‚ Alabama‚ Georgia‚ Florida‚ Louisiana and Texas had set up a new nation called the Confederate States of America with Jefferson Davis as their President. When the war began it was a slight shock to both sides‚ this was

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    HISTORY‚ School of Humanities: ASSESSMENT FORM Student’s Name: Reg No.: Class Title- The 1707 Act of Union Class Code-V1429 Level:1- 2- 3- 4-√ Topic: Assess the significance of the Darien venture in relation to the negotiations for Union in 1702-03 and 1706-07. Essay- √ Tutorial/Seminar Paper- Book Review- Group Project- Dissertation Proposal-

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    have been won Spies and women in battle made a big impact on the war effort. Women would hide in the army by disguising themselves as men. These women may not have added in numbers but they represented something that was only found in a few other places. They offered a pure desire to no matter what fight in a war for what they believe in which is why the civil war even started. In the union army there were more than 400 women that held all ranks. One of the most famous was Jennie Hodgers or as she

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    of Battle"‚ of The Civil War series directed by Ken Burns reflects on how the Battle of Gettysburg in 1863 was a major turning point in the Civil War. He details how the Union defeat at Gettysburg‚ the work of women‚ and the entry of black men into the Union army enabled the North to significantly weaken the Confederacy. The Union and Confederacy both suffered thousands of casualties in the bloody battles that took place. However‚ by the end of 1863‚ the North was led to a "new birth of freedom" while

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    to write about the US Army. The reason I chose the US Army for my topic is because I have a brother in the Army that is being deployed to Iraq in the next couple of months. Therefore‚ I thought this would be a very educational topic to research. The US Army’s vision is to provide the country with prompt combat commanders that are well-trained‚ well-led‚ and can achieve any operation they are needed for. The Army’s soldiers will always be their primary focus. The US Army takes their mission seriously

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    the Confederate forces in the west. The city of Vicksburg‚ Mississippi‚ 250 feet high‚ overlooks the Mississippi River on the Louisiana-Mississippi state border. Confederate forces mounted artillery batteries ready to challenge the passage of Union ships. Receiving control of Vicksburg and the Mississippi River was a huge benefit in the war. Due to the Geographic location made it ideal for defense. Before the outbreak of the Civil War‚ Vicksburg‚ Mississippi had become one of the most prosperous

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    Buell and his army not far behind. After a bloody battle in Munfordville‚ Bragg would accept Union Officer John Wilder’s surrender. The Kentucky Campaign was well on its way and for the most part successful. Although Bragg was celebrating his win‚ he was grand need of logistical support and under no circumstances able to turn and confront Buell’s Army of the Ohio. Therefore‚ he rallied his army and pushed on to Bardstown to assembly with MG Smith and the newly formed Confederate Army of Kentucky

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     The most famous regiment that fought for the union in the battle of Fort Wagner was the 54th regiment. Brigadier General Quincy Gillmore was assigned to lead the campaign against the city of Charleston‚ South Carolina and he was also a Union commander. Brigadier General William Taliaferro was in charge of 1‚620 confederate soldiers and only 36 were killed. Quincy Adams Gillmore graduated first in the United States Military Academy in 1849. He then became an american civil war engineer and a general in the Union army during the civil war

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