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What effect did Union victories have on the Confederate Army's?
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∙ 14y ago
The main problem was the loss of manpower. Every battle in every theatre of war removed more men from the muster rolls. The Confederacy could not replace them as easily as their northern enemy and eventually they could not replace them at all.
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What where the two armys that were in the civil war?
The Union were the northern states and the Confederate States Army were the south.
What did a union army uniform look like?
The Union armys uniforms were blue.
What was the effect after confederate soldiers fired on union troops in fort Sumter?
The Confederate bombardment of Fort Sumter signed the outbreak of the American Civil War-.
What were the Union Armys goal in the summer of 1861?
The Anaconda Plan was the Union army's strategic goal in the summer of 1861.
What was the importance of the union victories in the western part of the confederacy in 1862?
Early victories in the West meant that the South was not able to coordinate its forces or to send reinforcements to Lee in the East, or to concentrate all the Confederate forces against one objective in either theater of operations.
What armys were there in the civil war?
Confederate and Union
What where the two armys that were in the civil war?
The Union were the northern states and the Confederate States Army were the south.
Was Fort Donelson considered a Union or a Confederate victory?
It was a major victory for the Union and was one of General Grant's early victories.
Who were two major leaders of the Union?
Confederate victories were largely the result of Robert Lee and Jefferson Davis.
What was the effect of confederate soldiers firing on union troops at fort Sumter?
confederate soldier fire on union troops in fort sumter.
What effect did the union victory at Vicksburg have on the confederate garrison at?
They surrendered
What did a union army uniform look like?
The Union armys uniforms were blue.
In the first two years why were there so many initial Confederate military victories in the East?
The Confederate troops won so many more battles in the East because the Union troops were poorly trained and poorly outfitted. Also, the Confederate troops had better generals than the Union troops had.
What effect did the union victory at Vicksburg have on the confederate Garrison on Port Hudson?
They surrendered
Is the sherman's march to the sea a union or confederate?
Sherman was a Union General, who had been promoted by Grant. His March to the Sea was a campaign of destruction that had the effect of starving the Confederate troops in the field.
What effect did African Americans have on the war?
They served as either Union soliders or confederate side
Why were union victories in the west strategically important?
Because the union captured two confederate river sforts. These were Fort Henry and Fort Donelson. Union gun boats could now travel on the river as far as northern alabama
