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Was the Vicksburg or the Gettysburg battle bloodier?

Gettysburg. Vicksburg was mainly a siege, with some minor battles involved.


Which battle victories gave the Union control of the Mississippi River?

The Battle of Vicksburg gave the Union control of the Mississippi River.


What was the battle that completed the splitting of the confederacy?

the battle of vicksburg


Who was the two groups involved in the Battle of Vicksburg?

The Union Army of the Tennessee attacked the Confederate Army of the Mississippi.


When did the battle of Vicksburg start and end?

The Battle of Vicksburg started on May 18th 1863. The Battle of Vicksburg ended on July 4th 1863.


Was battle at Vicksburg a short battle or a long battle?

The Battle for Vicksburg was actually the culmination of the Vicksburg campaign that involved fight and maneuver before the final siege of the city, which itself lasted from May 18 to July 4, 1863. The commanders were Major General Grant,U.S.A. vs. Lt. General Pemberton,C.S.A. The operations against Vicksburg actually started in 1862. It was a long, drawn out, bloody affair.


What battle did the confederacy lose control of the Mississippi river?

The battle of Vicksburg.


What did the north call the battle of Vicksburg?

The called it the Battle of Vicksburg, though, it was actually a siege.


Fact on the battle of Vicksburg Mississippi?

Check out the related links for information on the Battle of Vicksburg.


What campaign was the Battle of Vicksburg in?

It was called the Vicksburg Campaign.


How can you find troop reserves for the Battle of Vicksburg?

An excellent book on the Vicksburg Campaign is: Grant Wins the War- Decision at Vicksburg by James R. Arnold. It shows the Tables of Organization for both armies involved and maps of the area. It also has a highly readable text and it is easy to follow the movements of the forces involved.