Civil War Battles and Social Reform

This battle lasted 3 days and was a turning point in the Civil War. The South lost their chance at being an ally with Great Britain.

• Antietam

• Fort Sumter

• Gettysburg

• Shiloh

This battle was a Confederate victory, but Confederate General "Stonewall" Jackson was killed accidentally.

• Fredericksburg

• Chancellorsville

• Gettysburg

• First Bull Run/Manassas

This battle marked the beginning of the Civil War

• Fort Lincoln

• Fort Donelson

• Fort Henry

• Fort Sumter

When Union General Grant captured these two forts (so choose 2...), the Union began their campaign to control the Mississippi

• Fort Henry

• Fort Sumter

• Fort Donelson

• Fort Pulaski

This is where the Civil War formally ended with General Lee's surrender to General Grant.

• Appomattox Courthouse

• Washington D.C.

• Richmond

• Fort Sumter

This battle was an upset to the Union. They realized that they would not easily defeat the South.

• Vicksburg

• Second Bull Run/Manassas

• First Bull Run/Manassas

• Shiloh

This battle is considered the bloodiest single day of fighting during the Civil War.

• Antietam

• Shiloh

• Gettysburg

• Petersburg

At this battle, the Union gained control of the South's access to the Gulf of Mexico

• Fort Sumter

• Baton Rouge

• Mobile Bay

• New Orleans

This was the first battle of ironclad ships.

• Merrimack vs. Constitution

• Monitor vs. Merrimack

• Monitor vs. Liberty

• Liberty vs. Constitution

This was the movement to give women the right to vote and other rights.

• Womens Voting Movement

• Womens Reform Movement

• Womens Rights Movement

• Womens Equality Movement