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What ship captured by the south?
Merrimac
What location in the south did 13000 captured union soldiers die?
Andersonville.
What was the location in the south where 13000 were captured union soldiers died?
Sounds like Andersonville, Georgia.
Slaves in the north and parts of the south that had been captured by the union were not freed by the emancipation proclamation and would have to wait until?
Slaves in the North and parts of the South that had been captured by the Union were not freed by the Emancipation Proclamation and would have to wait until __________ to get freedom.
Was White Lion a slave ship?
No, it was a pirate ship (or maybe an illegal privateer), which captured a slave ship. The cargo was then treated as captured treasure.
Where was the prison in the south where 13000 captured union soldiers died located?
13,000 Union Soldiers died of disease and malnutrition at the Confederate prison in Andersonville, Georgia
What was the location in the South where 13000 were captured Union soldiers?
Andersonville existed for over a year;over 45,000 Union troops were there. Nearly 13,000 prisoners died of disease or starvation
What was the South's iron clad ship called?
The South's first ironclad warship was the CSS Virginia. This vessel was constructed from a sunken Union ship the USS Merrimack. The Confederates retooled the ship, added much armor and became the first ironclad warship of the US Civil War.
Why was control of the Mississippi river imortant to the union?
The Mississippi River was important because if captured, it would divide the South making it weaker.
What was the famous union ironclad ship?
The Union Ironclad ship was the Monitor. The Confederate ship was the Virginia.
Why did the Union Army captured Port Royal Sound in South Carolina?
Port Royal was Southern port with a capacity for trading and thus helping the Southern economy. The Union wished to capture this port city in South Carolina for shutting down its ability to be a trading port. It also the Union a land holding in the Deep South.
Did the south and north have equal access to railroads in the civil war?
No, the Union had a far greater railroad network, and ended up often having to rebuild captured railroads in the South.
