The first battle of the Civil War is generally considered to be the attack on Fort Sumter, South Carolina, by South Carolina militia and students from The Citadel Military Academy, April 12 - 13, 1861.
The last large-scale battle of the Civil War was the Third Battle of Petersburg, Virginia, April 2, 1865, with daily battles each day until Appomattox Courthouse on April 9, 1865. Appomattox Courthouse is often given as the last battle but it was really just the last battle for armies under General Lee.
The battle for Columbus, Georgia occurred a few days later on April 16, 1865 (it is also called the Battle of Girard). This was the final battle of the Civil War in many accounts. The Confederates put up a strong resistance in the town of Girard before collapsing. The Union forces stormed in, burned the city, and captured Jefferson Davis a few days later.
The battle of Palmito Ranch, Texas, May 12-13 is also often called the last battle of the Civil War. Oddly, this may be the only major war where the last battle was won by the losing side!
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1861 to 1865
Early Civil War battles showed
Yes, there were battles in Missouri at the beginning, and later in Kentucky.
The Union lost three battles of the Civil War
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There were many battles of the Civil War that were undecided with no true victor. An example of an undecided Civil War battle were the battles that occurred in the New Mexican territories and Indian territories.
The Civil War lasted from 1861 to 1865
Yes. Civil War battles were fought in all 11 Confederate states.
There were 36 battles fought in the civil warNEW RESPONDENTThere were about 8,000 occasions in which hostilities occurred in the American Civil War.
The Battles of Brandwine and Fort McHenry in the Revolutionary War and the Battle of Antietam in the US Civil War.
The majority of American Civil War battles were fought in Virginia. In fact, almost all battles were fought in the South. The Civil War was truly a defensive war for the South and an offensive war for the North.