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Was major Anderson in the confederate or union army?
he was commanding the union army
Which army had more soldiers the union army or the confederate army and what were the numbers for each army?
2 Million 213 thousand Union and approximately 1 million Confederate, as accurate information is not available
Is the union army part of the confederate army?
No, they are two separate armies.
The southern states who left the union formed the what army?
The "confederate" army.
Was Thomas Jackson a Union army general?
No. Confederate.
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Confederate army defeats a union army?
no the Union army defeats the confederate army
What did the confederate army have over the union army?
The confederate army had better generals
Who won Vicksburg was it the union or the confederate army?
The Union Army.
Was major Anderson in the confederate or union army?
he was commanding the union army
Lincoln used the Union army to do what?
defeat the Confederate Army
What year did the union army defeat the confederate army?
1865
Where did the confederate army surrender to the union army?
The Confederate Army surrendered at Appomattox Court House.
What was the confederate army called by the union?
The Rebels.
Which army had more soldiers the union army or the confederate army and what were the numbers for each army?
2 Million 213 thousand Union and approximately 1 million Confederate, as accurate information is not available
Was McClellan a confederate of a union leader?
McClellan was a leader of the Union Army.
When did the confederate army defeat a union army at chancellville?
May 1863
What year did the confederate army defeat a union army at chancellorsville?
1863
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