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A series of battles occurred in the drive on Richmond. They are known as the Richmond-Petersburg Campaign and included the Siege of Petersburg. The battles in this series lasted from June, 1864 until March 25, 1865. A final quick succession of battles led General Lee to abandon Richmond to the Union on April 3, 1865.
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Where were the union and confederate capitals?
The Union capital was Washington D.C. and the Confederate capital was Richmond, Virgina.
Was virginia union or confederate?
it was a confederate state because the confederate capital was located there
Who start the battel?
the confederate attacked the union and that started the war.
After the confederate attacked fort Sumter what was the union's response?
nothing really
What Confederate State Capital was the first which was conquered by the Union Army?
Richmond, Virginia Improvement. The first Capital of a Confederate State which was conquered by the Union was Nashville, Tennessee
Union troops attacked the sounthern position on missionary ridge and defeated the confederate troops driving them out of?
The union troops attacked the southern position on the missionary ridge and defeated the Confederate troops driving them out of their cover.
What happened when confederate troops attacked cemetery ridge?
Union troops repulsed them.
Why did the confederates attacked fort Sumter?
they wanted revenge on the Union
During the civil war who where the capital?
Washington DC was the Union Capital, and Richmond, Virginia was the Confederate Capital
Who actually controlled the fort when the civil war started?
It was a Union fort. That is why the confederate forces attacked it.
What was the Union capital in the US Civil War?
Washington D.C. was the capital for the Union and Montgomery, Alabama was the capital for Confederate States of America before it was moved to Richmond, Virginia.
Why did the union soldiers have such a difficult time when they attacked the confederate troops at the Battle of Antietam?
The Confederates were, for the most part, fighting from protected positions while the Union troops attacked over open fields.
