AMERICAN CIVIL WAR

Timeline of the American Civil War:
January 1861....The South Secedes.

February 1861....The South Creates a Government.

February 1861....The South Seizes Federal Forts.

March 1861....Lincoln's Inauguration.

April 1861....Attack on Fort Sumter.

April 1861....Four More States Join the Confederacy.

June 1861....West Virginia Is Born.

June 1861....Four Slave States Stay in the Union.

July 1861....First Battle of Bull Run.

July 1861....General McDowell Is Replaced.

July 1861....A Blockade of the South.

January 1862....Abraham Lincoln Takes Action.

March 1862....McClellan Loses Command.

March 1862....Battle of the "Monitor" and the "Merrimac".

April 1862....The Battle of Shiloh.

April 1862....Fort Pulaski, Georgia.

April 1862....New Orleans.

April 1862....The Peninsular Campaign.

May 1862...."Stonewall" Jackson Defeats Union Forces.

June 1862....The Battle of Seven Pines.

July 1862....The Seven Days' Battles.

July 1862....A New Commander of the Union Army.

August 1862....Pope's Campaign.

July-August 1862....Pope's Campaign.

September 1862....Harper's Ferry.

September 1862....Antietam.

September-October 1862....Antietam.

December 1862....The Battle of Fredericksburg.

January 1863....Emancipation Proclamation.

March 1863....The First Conscription Act.

May 1863....The Battle of Chancellorsville.

May 1863....The Vicksburg Campaign.

June-July 1863....The Gettysburg Campaign.

September 1863....The Battle of Chickamauga.

August-November 1863....Meade in Virginia.

November 1863....The Battle of Chattanooga.

September-November 1863....Chattanooga.

November-December 1863....The Siege of Knoxville.

May 1864....Grant's Wilderness Campaign.

May-June, 1864....Grant's Wilderness Campaign.

May 1864....The Battle of Spotsylvania.

June 1864....The Battle of Cold Harbor.

June 1864....The Siege of Petersburg.

July 1864....Confederate Troops Approach Washington, D.C.

August 1864....General William T. Sherman's Atlanta Campaign.

November 1864....General William T. Sherman's March to the Sea.

September-November, 1864....Sherman in Atlanta.

November 1864....Abraham Lincoln Is Re-Elected.

December 1864....Sherman at the Sea.

January 1865....The Fall of the Confederacy.

February 1865....Sherman Marches through North and South Carolina.

February 1865....A Chance for Reconciliation Is Lost.

April 1865....Fallen Richmond.

1865....The Defenses of Washington.

April 1865....Surrender at Appomattox Courthouse.

April 1865....The Assassination of President Lincoln.

April-May 1865....Final Surrenders among Remaining Confederate Troops.

1865....The Grand Review of the Army.

End of the American Civil War.

Biography: Abraham Lincoln
US Civil War Generals
Biography: Robert E Lee
Assassination Of Abraham Lincoln


Battles of the American Civil War:
Battle Of Gettysburg
The South Secession
Fort Sumter
Bull Run Battle
Blockade Of The South
Franklin
Corinth
Battle of CSS Virgina vs Monitor
Shiloh
Philippi
Rich Mountain
Kessler’s Cross Lanes
Carnifex Ferry
Cheat Mountain
Greenbrier River
Camp Alleghany
Hokes Run
Blackburn Ford
Hatteras Inlet
Ball Bluff
Dranesville
Hancock
Roanake Island
New Berne
Fort Macon
South Mills
Tranter Creek
Kernstown
McDowell
Front Royal
Winchester
Cross Keys
Port Republic
Yorktown
Williamsburg
Drewry Bluff
Cedar Mountain
Rappahannock River
Manassas Station
Chantilly
Harpers Ferry
Antietam
Boteler Ford
Fredericksburg
Kinston Bridge
Fort Anderson
Suffolk
Kellys Ford
Salem Church
Brandy Station
Aldie
Auburn
Bristoe Station
Buckland Races
Droop Mountain
Rapidan River
Walkerton
Plymouth
Cloyds Mountain
Cove Mountain
Port Wathall Junction
Chester Station
Ware Bottom Church
Wilderness Battle
Spotsylvania
Wilson Wharf
Yellow Tavern
Enon Church
North Anna
Old Church
Cold Harbor
Trevilian Station
New Market
Piedmont
Lynchburg
Fort Stevens
Rutherford Farm
Folck Mill
Staunton Bridge
Ream Station
Crater Battle
Globe Tavern
Darbytown Road
Boydton Plank Road
Guard Hill
Smithfield
Fisher Hill
Cedar Creek

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