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The president of the USA was Abraham Lincoln. The Army of the Potomac was led by George McClellan (1861- 62), John Pope (1862), McClellan (1862), Ambrose Burnside (1862- 63), Joseph Hooker (1863), and George Meade (1863-5). In the west, the USA had such leaders as Ulysses Grant (made CIC of all USA troops in 1864), William Sherman, William Rosecrans, George Thomas, and Henry Halleck.
The president of the CSA was Jefferson Davis. The Army of Northern Virginia, led by Joseph E. Johnston (1861-2) and Robert E. Lee (61-65), was under the CSA, as well as their army in the west, under Albert S. Johnston (1861-2), Pierre Beauregard (1862), Braxton Bragg (62-64), and Joseph Johnston (64-65).
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What problems led to the Civil War?
Slavery led to the Civil War.
How many Civil War photographs are there?
The teams led by Matthew Brady alone took over 100,000 photographs during the American Civil War.
In the treaty of Guadalupe hidalgo that ended the mexican war?
Yes, it ended the Mexican-American war and eventually led to the civil war.
Who were the two principal leaders during second civil war?
Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus
When was nat turner and the Civil War?
Nat Turner led a slave revolt, but he died thirty years before the Civil War began. Nat Turner 1800-31. American Civil War 1861-65.
What did the Civil War stop?
The Civil War led to the end of Slavery.
Which war led to the passage of civil rights amendments?
The civil war
How did the American revolution lead to the civil war?
no, the American Civil War and the American Revolution were to separate wars
Why is Julius Caesar consider an important roman leader?
APEX: his assassination led to a civil war that ended the Roman Republic
What was the Spark on the American Civil War?
Yo momma was the spark in the American civil war
How did slavery cause a problem between the states?
Everybody had different opinions, so that led to war, battles (e.x- revolutionary war, American civil war, etc...)
What was the main issue with the war with Mexico?
It was fueled by expansionist ambitions, and is considered an imperial war of conquest against a weaker neighbor. Ultimately, it led to the American Civil War.
