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1 UNIT 9.3 NO END IN SIGHT MR LANGHORST

2 Lincoln had trouble finding a good and aggressive general to led the Union troops

3 ULYSSES S GRANT – a Union general fighting in the west and winning battles

4 February 1862 – Union captures Fort Henry and opens the Mississippi River as a transportation route

5 A huge battle takes place at SHILOH – it is a Union victory
13,000 Union soldiers are wounded along with 10,000 Confederate soldiers

6 BATTLE OF SHILOH

7 BATTLE OF SHILOH

8 April 1862 – Union captures New Orleans and soon controls most of the Mississippi River, cutting the South in two

9 CAVALRY – soldiers on horseback

10 SEVEN DAYS BATTLES – June/July 1862 – Confederate victory in Virginia that prevents the Union from attacking Richmond

11 Lee feels confident and decides to invade the North

12 3 reasons Lee decides to attack the North:
Force Lincoln to talk peace Give Virginia farmers a chance to harvest crops South could plunder Northern crops for food

13 England and France were thinking about helping the South
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14 A copy of Lee’s plans were left behind and found by a Union soldier

15 BATTLE OF ANTIETAM – Sept 1862 – bloodiest battle in American history
25,000 men wounded, Union victory but missed a chance to follow up the battle and finish the Southern army

16 BATTLE OF ANTIETAM

17 BATTLE OF ANTIETAM

18 BATTLE OF ANTIETAM

19 BATTLE OF ANTIETAM

20 Union general McClellan is fired by Lincoln for not following up

21 THE END


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