Civil war union president

Updated: 8/16/2019

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union pres.-abraham Lincoln

confederacy pres.-Jefferson Davis

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Who was president of the union during the civil war?

Abraham Lincoln was the President of the United States, or Union, during the US Civil War.

What president was also a general in the union army during the civil war?

Grant was a Civil War General and president.

What was the role of Lincoln in the civil war?

Abraham Lincoln was the President of the Union in the Civil War.

Who was the president of the union in civil war?

Abraham Lincoln

Who was President of the union at start of civil war?

Lincoln

Who was the president of the union in the US Civil War?

Abraham Lincoln

What war began when Lincoln was president?

The Civil War between the Confederates and the Union.

How did union president Lincoln and confederate president Davis contribute to the civil war?

In their capacity of the Union and CSA commander in chief they led and ruled the North and the South during the Civil War.

What president lead the union?

If you mean The Union in the US Civil War, President Abraham Lincoln lead the Union. If you mean who led A Union, President Ronald Regan was, at one time a union president.

Who was president of the Union when the Civil War began?

Ulysses S. Grant

What president led the union army in civil war?

U.S. Grant

Who was the union leader for the American Civil War?

President Abraham Lincoln