Unlike Napoleon, US Civil War Generals were not anxious to adopt a tactic used successfully by Napoleon. This was the use of a "specialized reserve" he called the Imperial Guard that was specially designed to enter a battle at a certain crisis stage and change the course of a battle. The reserves used by US Civil War generals were not like Napoleon's Imperial Guard. Under Napoleon, this force was designed to strike a crushing blow at the psychological moment an enemy had already been weakened. Napoleon would first clear the way for his Guard by artillery. The Imperial Guard would then seize the main position, and lastly his cavalry would enter and exploit any opportunity the first two stages had created.
Trench warfare.
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Both Union and Confederate Armies.
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During the US Civil War trenches were used on both sides as a tactical method for defense and to launch counter attacks. This was also a tactic used in WW 1.
One clear example of a siege tactic used both by the Union army in the US Civil War and a siege tactic used by the Ancient Persians was the tunnel. When the Federals had Petersburg under siege for almost a year, one Union regiment came up with the idea of tunneling under the heavy fortifications of the city. This same tactic was used in ancient times among the Persians and other ancient armies.
The primary cannon used was the French made M1857 12 Pounder "Napoleon"
In the American Civil War, there were widely used Artillery Cannons that were known as Napoleon Cannons. The proper name for these cannons were the 12 Pound Cannons, due to the fact they were designed to fire shots that weighed 12 pounds.
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Total War originated during the Napoleonic Wars. Napoleon Bonaparte is credited with its development. Total War was also used in the American Civil War and World War I & II.