Mississippi was a significant battleground during the Civil War, being one of the first states to secede from the Union in January 1861. The state was crucial for its strategic river access, particularly the Mississippi River, which was vital for transportation and supply lines. Numerous battles occurred in Mississippi, including the Siege of Vicksburg, which was a turning point in the war and resulted in a Union victory in July 1863. Overall, Mississippi played a prominent role in the conflict, both as a site of military action and as a source of Confederate resources.
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Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, and South Carolina
Iowa provided food, troops and supplies to Union forces during the Civil War. 76,000 troops from Iowa served in the war.
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Yes, it did.
Mississippi was a Confederate State.
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I think what you're looking for is the 4th of July. This was not missed during the Civil War, though, but for decades AFTER the was was not a state holiday in Mississippi. County courthouses did not close on the 4th of July in Mississippi until after WWII, because the 4th of July was the day that Vicksburg surrendered during the Civil War, in 1863.
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Many bodies were buried in Enterprise, Mississippi after the battle of Shiloh during the Civil War.
Mississippi was a southern state that joined the Confederate States of America.
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