Rear Admiral David D. Porter commanded a flotilla of US navy ships that bombarded Fort Fisher in North Carolina. The bombardment helped to weaken the Confederate's positions and led to a Union military takeover of the fort.
1882 ? I'm thinking thet might be 1862....
Thomas J. Jackson helped the confederate troops escape, hence the name The Races of Philippi
He was great help to them because he helped capture fort Ticonderoga and was the commander of the green mountain boys who played a big role in the war!
one of them was Abraham Lincoln and Ulysses S. Grant hope this helped lol.
Women helped the confederate army by, being spy's & nurses
The capture of Galveston was crucial for the Confederacy during the Civil War as it served as a vital port for trade and supply, allowing the South to facilitate the movement of goods, including cotton and military supplies. Galveston's strategic location on the Gulf of Mexico enabled the Confederacy to maintain access to international trade, particularly with European nations. Controlling this port also helped protect Texas from Union forces, ensuring a continuous flow of resources to support the Confederate war effort. Additionally, the capture reinforced Confederate morale and showcased their ability to reclaim territory from Union forces.
By capturing Vicksburg, the last major river-port in Confederate hands. It was almost impossible to attack the high-lying town from the West bank where Grant had been ordered to march against his will. Through brilliant diversionary tactics, he was able to cross the river downstream, without the commander of the garrison noticing. Then he brought the Confederates to battle, helped by the bad situation of the garrison commander, who was receiving conflicting orders. It should be noted that the siege on Vicksburg was the Union's third and final attempt to capture this important city.
You can say: I listen to my Commander and every single one of his commands. - Hope this helped!=)
The Union helped the Confederate rebuild itself in a time called the Reconstruction.
The capture of Atlanta by General Sherman in 1864 helped the candidacy of President Abraham Lincoln. He would be reelected as president that year.
By crossing to the left bank of the river unobserved by the garrison commander Pemberton, then bringing him to battle in the open country to the East (helped by Pemberton's struggle with conflicting orders), and then driving him back into his lines and besieging him till he surrendered.
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