American Civil War Causes, Events

American Civil War Causes, Events Related Important Events ⚡

Date of Event	Event / Incident
20 December 1860	South Carolina became the first of the eleven slave states to separate from the United States, which led to the creation of the United States of America and later during the US Civil War.
19 April 1861	The first bloodshed of the US civil war, war occurred when Confederate Sympathy in Baltimore, Maryland, on the members of Massachusetts Military N Marg, Washington, D.C.
28 August 1861	The army of the American Civil Wrong-Sangha successfully enhanced its strategy by capturing two federal forts on external banks in North Carolina.
08 February 1861	American Civil War-Jefferson Davis was named as the provisional president of the Confederate States of America.
11 January 1861	American Civil War: Alabama seceded from the United Nations.
17 April 1861	American Civil War: Virginia seceded from the United States.
10 August 1861	The Battle of Creek of American Civil War-Wesman, the first major battle of the West of the Missippi River.
12 April 1861	Inaugurating the US Civil War, Confederate forces started firing at Fort Sumer at Fort Sumer at Charleston, South Carolina.
08 August 1862	After almost away from the US Civil War-War-War, in the early part of the Cedar Mountain Battle, army soldiers encountered and won a victory.
29 July 1862	The American Civil War-COMCEFEREPERE Jasoos Belle Boad was arrested by union soldiers after her lover was replaced.
09 June 1862	American Civil War-Confederate General Stonewell Jackson concluded its successful Shendona Valley Campaign with a Battle of Port Republic.
19 January 1862	American Civil War-In their first significant victory, Union Forces defeated the Confederates at the Battle of Mill Springs near modern Nancy, Kentucky.
31 May 1862	Yusuf e. Johnson and G. W. The US civil war under Smith, the Sangh forces, at the Battle of Seven Pines outside Richmond, Virginia. Union forces were included under McLelan.
10 February 1862	American Civil War-A Union naval flotilla destroyed the bulk of the Confederate Mosquito Fleet in the Battle of Elizabeth City on the Pasquotank River in North Carolina.
23 March 1862	American Civil War-Confederate General Stonewall Jackson suffered his only defeat during the war at the First Battle of Kernstonin Frederick County, Virginia.
31 December 1862	The American Civil War-The Battle of Stones, in Murfrisboro, Tennessee, began at an engagement, where both sides would suffer their casualties of war.
15 September 1862	The American Civil War-COMCEFEDERERED forces took over 12,000 prisoners and captured UnionGarison at Harpers Pheri, Virginia.
12 December 1862	The American Civil War-USS Cairo was submerged in the Yaju River, a first armored ship by a naval mine.
08 October 1862	The American Civil War-The Battle of Perivile, one of the most bloody battle of war, was fought in the Chaplin Hills west of Perivile, Kentuki.
07 March 1862	American Civil War-Union forces engaged Confederate troops inPea Ridge, Arkansas, fighting to a victory one day later thatessentially cemented their control in Missouri.
07 April 1862	The American Civil-Sangha forces defeated Confederates at Tennsey's Shillah in American history of that time, which was then in Henry County, Tennessee.
28 March 1862	The American Civil War-era invasion of New Mexico Territory by the Confederate States Army was stopped at the Battle of Glorieta Pass.
16 February 1862	American Civil War-Union victory in the Battle of Fort Donelson gave General Ulysses S. Grant the nickname 'Unconditional Surrender' Grant.
06 February 1862	Union forces earned one of their first important victories in the American Civil War at the Battle of Fort Henry in western Tennessee.
29 April 1862	Under David Farragut, American civil war-affiliation forces captured New Orleans to reach the Mississippi River.
24 November 1863	During the American Civil War-War, as part of the Tenasi, Tennessi, Tenciano campaign, central forces captured the lookout mountain to help break the city's confederate siege.
25 November 1863	The American Civil War-COM-COMCEF was defeated in the Battle of Missionary Ridge in Patanogo, Tennessee, opening the door to the attack of the South.
02 May 1863	American Civil War-COM-COMNERIN General Stonwell Jackson was scorched with a friendly fire during the Battle of Chancellorsville, killing Pneumonia eight days later.
22 May 1863	American Civil War-Union forces begin laying siege to the Confederate-controlled city of Port Hudson, Louisiana.
08 May 1863	American Civil War: Commenced the siege of Port Hudson, Louisiana by the military union.
13 July 1863	A three -day riot started in New York City, the opponents of laws passed by the United States Congress continued the US civil war to draft men.
29 October 1863	One of a few nights of the US Civil War-War, one of the Warhatchi Battle, concluded with the Central Army opening a supply to the soldiers in Chaatanogo of Tennaceitao.
26 January 1863	American Civil War-After the disastrous result of the Battleof Fredericksburg and a failed offensive against Robert E. Lee, UnionArmy General Ambrose Burnside was relieved from command of the Army ofthe Potomac.
18 May 1863	American Civil War-General Ulysage S. Grant established his army, which did the Ten Nase across the Big Black River to prepare for the siege of Taxivizberg.
19 March 1863	On her maiden voyage from American Civil War-era Scotland, where she was built, the Confederate States Navy steamer Georgiana, reputed to be one of the most powerful in the fleet, was damaged and sunk in Charleston, South Carolina, harbor.
18 August 1864	American Civil War at the Battle of Globe Tavern, central forces attempted to replace the Weldon Railroad during the siege of Petersburg.
21 May 1864	American Civil War—The Union and Confederate armies fought a draw at the Battle of Spot Sylvania Court House, with approximately 32,000 casualties.
20 February 1864	American Civil War-The Union suffered one of its bloodiestlosses at the Battle of Olustee near Lake City, Florida.
12 March 1864	American Civil War: The Union Army began the ill-fated Red River Campaign, in which not a single objective was fully accomplished.
15 November 1864	American Civil War-Union Army General William T. Sharman started 'March to the Sea', which caused great damage to property and infrastructure on the way from Atlanta to Sawana, Georgia.
11 July 1864	Under Jubal Early Bean, American Civil War-COMCEFEDERERERED Bals have washington, D.C. Unsuccessful attempt to capture.
12 June 1864	Union General Uleises S. Grant expel his soldiers from a cold harbor in Hanover County, Virginia, one of the most blood -soaked battles in the US Civil War.
15 October 1864	American Civil War-The Confederates captured Glasgow, Missouri, although it did not benefit for a long time as Missouri Expedition of Price lost a week later.
17 September 1864	American Civil War: Grant approved Sheridan's plan for the Sherinda Valley campaign.
15 December 1864	American Civil War - Battle of Nashville: The Confederate Army defeated the Confederate Army of Tennessee.
25 April 1864	The American Civil War-CONFEDERERAI overwhelmed a small contingent, leaving its position in Encamen, Arkansas.
15 May 1864	American Civil War-A Small Confed Power, which included Virginia from the military institute forced the Central Army outside the Shanindo Valley.
30 November 1864	The American Civil War-The Confederate States Army faced the worst disaster of the war as Tennessy's army launched several successful frontal attacks against stronghold posts in Franklin, Tennessee.
19 October 1864	American Civil War - Despite the casualties almost twice as the Sanghis, the Central Army emerged victorious in the battle of cedar creek.
08 April 1864	The victory in the decisive struggle of the American Civil War-e-Manasfield stopped the Union Army's raid rival lead.