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What border-state city was occupied by the union army to keep it from seceding?
why are u using this...... a lot of people are wrong but its baltimore :)
Why did a lot of blacks join the civil war?
The War was becoming very unpopular because of the loss of life. The Army saw that blacks could be used to fill the ranks and keep the war going. The Blacks needed work and money which attracted them to the army. They also wanted to be free and go with the US Army. Some followed the army so they would be protected and eventually joined it. However there was a high desertion rate among blacks probably because they could not adjust to the discipline of the Army and they were mistreated.
Why was Lee's army able to keep the union troops out of Richmond?
because he is a boss like that
What monetary incentives did the Union create to keep men from leaving the army when their enlistment was over?
Most Union soldiers were glad when their enlistment time was up. To try to keep soldiers in the army they came up with a bonus incentive. For soldiers who had enlisted for nine months, they could receive a $100 bonus if they remained in the army. The bonus covered three more years of service.
How did the Assyrians keep a strong army?
Assyrians needed a strong army to keep the people they conquered in control. They also needed one to conquer more people and protect their land.
Organization that used threats and violence to keep blacks away from the polls?
KKK's Organization that used threats and violence to keep blacks away from the polls.
How did white people react to Nat Turners rebellion?
It caused them to get hanged and they. Died
What double Union military threat faced Confederate General Robert E. Lee on July 13 1862?
1- Pope's Union Army of Virginia was heading to Gordonsville and from there could invest Richmond from the back. 2 - McClellan's Union Amy of the Potomac was standing at Harrison's Landing. Therefore Lee was compelled to divide his army: - The II Corps under Jackson should face Pope's Army at Gordonsville with about 24,000 men. - The bulk of the Army of Northern Virginia, about 52,000 men had to keep at bay the Army of the Potomac.
What group of people was sent to keep the peace in the South after the Civil War?
US Army
In what country does this woman most likely live?
The Soviet Union - apex
The main goal of the Union army in the West was to gain control of?
The primary goal of the Union Army in the west was to control the Mississippi River. This would separate Texas and Arkansas from the remainder of the Confederacy, deny this trade and supply route to the South while opening it for Union resupply. North of Saint Louis, the river was quickly in Union hands. New Orleans also fell early in the war. The last major point of resistance was Vicksburg, Mississippi, which was placed under siege and finally fell on July 3, 1863, the same day that Lee began to retreat from Gettysburg. The Union Army had additional goals in the West: Keep Kentucky in the Union, support the pro-Union forces in Missouri and keep that state in the Union, and place pressure on Tennessee in order to force the Confederacy to divert substantial forces away from the Army of Northern Virginia. All of these goals were met by 1863.
How did general lee's smaller army defeat McClellan's force and keep Union troops out of Richmond?
General Lee won the war in a funny way. He put steeping stones to keep his troops out of Richmond.
