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Background Statistics U.S. Civil War 1861 - 1865 Background Statistics

Leaders and Facts U.S. President C.S.A President Abraham Lincoln Jefferson Davis

Leaders and Facts U.S. Vice President (Yankees) C.S.A Vice President (Rebels) Andrew Johnson Alexander H. Stephens

Leaders and Facts Capital City (U.S.) Capital City (C.S.A.) Washington, DC Richmond, VA

Leaders and Facts Number of States (North) Number of States (South) 19 11

Leaders and Facts Union (U.S.) Confederacy (C.S.A) Industrial Economy Agriculture/Plantation Economy

Leaders and Facts Ulysses S. Grant Robert E. Lee Commander of the Army (U.S.) Commander of the Army (C.S.A) Ulysses S. Grant Robert E. Lee

Leaders and Facts William Tecumseh Sherman “Uncle Billy” (Union General)

Leaders and Facts Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson (Confederate General)

Leaders and Facts Other Notable Leaders: (North) Philip Sheridan Admiral David Farragut

Leaders and Facts Other Notable Leaders: (Confederacy) James Longstreet Joseph E. Johnston

U.S. Civil War Map

Leaders and Facts NORTH SOUTH Land Area- 2,250,000 (acres) Population- 21,800,000 (millions) Farms- 1,360,000 Factories- 119,500 Land Area- 750,000 (acres) Population- 8,800,000 (millions) Farms- 681,000 Factories- 20,850 *Population includes 3.8 million in slaves