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The Battle of Antietam
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What is the name of the war that was the bloodiest single day of fighting in American history?
what is the name of the war that was the bloodiest single day of fighting in american history
What Battle proved to be the single bloodiest day in American history.?
Antietam
What was the bloodiest day in America's history?
September 17, 1862, the battle of Antietam, with 32,719 casualties and 3,654 dead was the single bloodiest day in American history.
What battle saw the single bloodiest day in American History?
battle of Antietam
Where did the single bloodiest day in American military history occurred at?
The battle of Antietam.
Where did the bloodiest single day of fighting in American history occurr?
Antietam (Sharpsburg) - a 1-day battle. The bloodiest battle was Gettysburg, which was a 3-day battle.
what proved to be the single bloodiest day in American history?
Battle of Antietam/Sharpsburg - September 17th 1862
What is the bloodiest incident in American history callled?
Cold Harbor is the bloodiest hour. Antietam War is the bloodiest day.
The Battle of Shiloh Antietam Chancellorsville proved to be the single bloodiest day in American history?
The Battle of Antietam was the bloodiest single day of combat during the US Civil War. Casualties added up to over 23,000 men killed wounded, or missing.
What clash was the bloodiest day of the entire civil war?
The Battle of Antietam, which took place on September 17, 1862, was the bloodiest single day of the entire Civil War. The battle between Confederate forces led by Robert E. Lee and Union forces led by George B. McClellan resulted in over 23,000 casualties.
The bloodiest single day of fighting during the civil war?
The bloodiest single day was gettysburg
What battle represented the single bloodiest day of fighting during the entire Civil War?
The bloodiest single day in US history was on September 17, 1862. This was the one day Battle of Antietam in Maryland. Combined losses for Americans on both sides approached 25,000. In US history no single day in battle would match the horror of that battle.
