The usual pattern was of confusion (even confusion over which side whole battalions and even regiments were on); Union attacks on Confederates with poor planning and outdated tactics; Confederates holding on despite losses; and the Union forces falling back but not retreating with heavy losses. This pattern held for nearly every battle in the east for the first two years. Battles in Kentucky and Tennessee, however, resulted in heavy losses for both sides and a fairly steady Union advance.
I would describe the early battles of the civil war as confusing and bloody
The South won most of the early battles in the East. The North won the early battles in the West.
The first pitched battle won by the Confederates was that of First Bull Run.
some of the impotant battles are Gettysburg,Shiolh and chanceesburg
Just losing one battle is somewhat insignificant to the entire war. Wars consist of multiple battles, so the more battles you win increase your likelihood of winning the war. For example, in The Civil War, the South won at least seven battles, but the North won the war. The North also won more battles.
The US Civil War Battle of Carthage was an early battle in the US Civil War. It took place in Missouri on July 5, 1861. It was a minor battle won by the Confederates.
This site has some good info: http://americancivilwar.com/cwstats.html
Most of the first or early battles of the Thirty Years' War were won by the Hapsburgs. France won the war in the end.
The first pitched battle won by the Confederates was that of First Bull Run.
The south
The North won several battles during the Civil War. Three of the battles won were the Battle of Murfreesboro, Battle of Vicksburg, and the Battle of Gettysburg.
some of the impotant battles are Gettysburg,Shiolh and chanceesburg
219 battles were won by the Union.
Just losing one battle is somewhat insignificant to the entire war. Wars consist of multiple battles, so the more battles you win increase your likelihood of winning the war. For example, in The Civil War, the South won at least seven battles, but the North won the war. The North also won more battles.
no difference
Ulysses S. Grant.
Until the entry of the Protestant, King of Sweden in 1626, most of the early battles of the war were Catholic victories.
I am not familiar with any songs about Bull Run in the Civil War. Early in the war, the Union named its battles after rivers or streams, hence Bull Run. The Confederacy named its Battles after places. Hence the same battle was named The First Battle of Manassas. The South won the war.
Parliament won the war, and the king lost his head.