0
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
Is Mississippi union or confederate?
confederate
Who suffered more casualties the union of the confederate?
the union. about 350,000 on the union side about 250,000 on the confederate side
Was Kansas union or confederate?
Union.
Was Arizona union or confederate?
Union
Why would the union want to capture Richmond?
Because Richmond was the capitol of the Confederate States of America, where the Confederate leaders were all located. Only miles form Washington DC, capturing the confederate leadership would disrupt all elements of the confederates operations.
Did both union and confederate leaders impose the writ of habeas corpus?
no
Who were the leaders at the battle of chickamauga?
Braxton Bragg (Confederate), William Rosecrans (Union)
Where did confederate soldiers meet with Union forces to confiscate shoes?
Cemetery Hill
Who is the leaders of the Battle of Antietam?
Confederate: Robert E. Lee ,,, Union: George B. McClellan
What was part of presidents Johnson's plan for Reconstruction?
Pardons for Confederate leaders
Who were two major leaders of the Union?
Confederate victories were largely the result of Robert Lee and Jefferson Davis.
Who were the 2 military leaders in the civil war?
U.S. Grant- union Robert E. Lee-confederate
Why was Maryland's loyalty so important to union?
It was important because Maryland was a slave state with pro confederate leaders.
Who were the political leaders during the civil war?
The Union president was Abraham Lincoln. The Confederate President was Jefferson Davis.
Who were the leaders for both confederate and union?
Abraham Lincoln was the president during the Civil War, so he could be seen as the leader of the Union. Jefferson Davis was the president of the Confederate States so he could be seen as the leader of the Confederates.
Who were important leaders involved in the actual Battle of Vicksburg?
Union Commnader: Ulysses Grant Confederate Comander: John Pemberton
Was John Wilkes Booth part of the confederates or the union?
He was one of a group of Confederate sympathisers who used to meet at a boarding-house in Maryland - a slave-state with divided loyalties, that Lincoln had managed to keep in the Union by jailing its leaders without trial. It is not true, however, that the Confederate government had planned Lincoln's assassination, as claimed by some in Washington, who were in favour of hanging all senior Confederates.
