assuming you mean a new type of war...? Union Generals had alot more men than the Confederacy. They figured if they fought battle after battle and both sides lost about the same amount of men they would come out on top, because when the South ran out of men the Union would still have an army. Or the South would give up before that happens. That is called Total War, and it wasn't used much before the Civil War. Infact, The Civil War had more US deaths than nearly all of our other wars combined. Also, the Union wanted to capture Vicksburg and control all of the area around the Mississippi River to cut the south in half.
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It was a war between the Northern States and Southern States. It was a war between two groups in the U.S. IMPROVEMENT. It was a war that started from the tactical and strategical point of view like a war fought during Napoleonic Era, but after its early stage it evolved more and more becoming what that the historian called "The first Modern War". the factors which determined this evolution were: the industrial, civilian and moral mobilization of the resources of both the Union and Confederacy for the war purposes; the adoption of new tactics and strategies aimed to the better exploitation of the new weapons and military devices invented or developed during the conflict. In the last 8 months of the war the growing attrition made the conflict assume a character of "Total War", an aspect mainly due to the military and political necessity for the Union to annihilate the Confederacy, being a peace of compromise impossible to conceive, since the South was determined not to give up the principles on which the Secession was based upon: Southern Independence as a new nation, slavery, Right of the States, etc. In a few words it was a war in which both sides had no other perspective than win or being cancelled in their original identity.
Hitler used the Blitzkrieg against Poland in September 1939 to defeat & conquer Poland.
The South decided to form their own type of government, their own type of money, everything. they decided to secede ( to withdraw voluntarily from a union) from the Union ( that is what the united states was called). There were many reasons for this move, but the main subject is slavery. The North wanted to stay free, but the south had their own things in mind. anyways, the south successfully broke away from the union. the Confederates started the war in Fort Sumter Charleston, South Carolina
Union General William S. Rosencrans was aware of the Burnside defeat in Virginia. Yet, like Burnside, Rosencrans adhere to the belief that a decisive victory in a battle meant an effective offensive. This would result in more errors in tactics as the war continued.
This type of government would be called a Confederation. The early United States under the Articles of Confederation and before the Ratification of the Constitution of 1787, operated this way. A perfect modern parallel would be the European Union.
The Anaconda Plan - initially rejected for being too slow. In fact, it was a very sound idea, and the Union eventually conducted a strategy that was very like it.
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During the US Civil War, Union generals Grant and Sherman employed what was called total war and /or scorched earth tactics.
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By any measure, the North's manufacturing capacity gave it an edge over Confederate manufacturing ability at the beginning of the US Civil War. To be more specific, in 1861 the Union had 110,000 manufacturing establishments. These businesses employed 1.3 million workers. On the other hand, the Confederacy had little to make any type of comparison. There were 18,000 manufacturing firms employing 110,000 people.
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