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There was no army called Delhi army. Many Mughal rulers faught battle for Delhi.
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Who led the Texas army to victory?
george
What were some of the turning points of the American Civil War?
The Major battles of the Civil War were as followes:The Battle of Fort Sumter (South Carolina) April 12th - 13th 1861 - Confederate Victory for the Provisional Army of the Confederacy under P.G.T. Beauregard. A major battle for its political effect on the conflict more than is military effect.The Battle of First Manassas/Bull Run (Virginia)July 21st 1861 - Confederate victory for the combined Armies of the Potomac and the Shenandoah under the command of Joseph E. Johnston and P.G.T. Beauregard against the Federal Army of Northeastern Virginia under Irvin McDowell. The first battle of major forces in the Civil War.The Battle of Wilson's Creek/Oak Hill (Missouri)August 10th 1861 - Confederate victory for the Missouri State Guard and the Arkansas Militia under the command of Sterling Price and Benjamin McCulloch against the Federal Army of the West under Nathaniel Lyon. Called "the Bull Run of the West" and the first major battle out west and one of the few major battles of the Trans Mississippi.Battle of Pea Ridge/Elkhorn Tavern (Arkansas) March 7th - March 8th 1862 - Federal victory for the Army of the Southwest under Samuel R. Curtis against the Confederate Army of the West under Earl Van Dorn. Victory here gave the Federal's control of Northwest Arkansas and Missouri and left Arkansas almost defenseless.Battle of Shiloh (Tennessee) April 6th - April 7th 1862 - Federal Victory for the Army of the Tennessee under Ulysses S. Grant against the Confederate Army of Mississippi under Albert Sidney Johnston and P.G.T. Beauregard. This was the bloodiest Battle in American History as of April 1862.Battle of Fair Oaks/Seven Pines (Virginia) May 31st - June 1st 1862 - Inconclusive battle between the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia under Joseph E. Johnston and the Federal Army of the Potomac under George B. McClellan. Due to complete missunderstanding of the plan by James Longstreet and the chaos that came from his missunderstanding a chance for a major Confederate Victory was lost and Joe Johnston was put out of action for the rest of the year and wouldn't command a major Army again until the winter of 1863.Battle of Malvern Hill (Virginia) - July 1st 1862 - Federal victory for the Army of the Potomac under George B. McClellan against the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia under Robert E. Lee. The final battle in the "Seven Days Battles" and despite the Federal victory McClellan's presence was no longer a threat to Richmond and he and his Army were later withdrawn. D.H. Hill later remarked of this battle " It wasn't war; it was murder"Battle of Second Manassas/Bull Run (Virginia) August 28th - August 30th - Confederate victory for the Army of Northern Virginia under Robert E. Lee against the Federal Army of Virginia under John Pope. Victory here destoryed John Pope's reputation and career and lead to the first Confederate invasion of the North under Lee.Battle of South Mountain (Maryland) September 14th 1862 - Federal Victory for the Army of the Potomac under George B. McClellan against the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia under Robert E. Lee. The effect of this batlle on the campaign was inconclusive. It's main effect was to boost Northern Morale.Battle of Antietam (Maryland) September 17th 1862 - Federal Victory for the Army of the Potomac under George B. McClellan against the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia under Robert E. Lee. Tactically inconclusive but served to expell the Confederates from Maryland.Battle of Perryville (Kentucky) October 8th 1862 - Confederate Tactical victory but Federal Strategic victory. Fought between the Confederate Army of Mississippi under Braxton Bragg and the Federal Army of the Ohio under Don Carlos Buell. Bragg had the chance to crush the Army of the Ohio soon after the battle ended when Edmund Kirby Smith arrived at Harrodsburg but refused to do so and withdrew. Despite the tactical loss Perryville expelled the Confederate from Kentucky and was thus a Federal Strategic victory.Battle of Fredericksburg (Virginia) December 11th - December 15th 1862 - Confederate victory for the Army of Northern Virgina under Robert E. Lee against the Federal Army of the Potomac under Ambrose E. Burnside. Poorly planned and executed frontal assualt by the Federal command lead to a clear cut Confederate victory.Battle of Murfreesboro/Stones River (Tennessee) December 31st 1862 - January 2nd 1863 - tactically inconclusive battle fought between the Confederate Army of Tennessee under Braxton Bragg and the Federal Army of the Cumberland under William S. Rosecrans. Made a Federal Strategical victory by Bragg's retreat. Controversy in the Confederacy over the decision of Jefferson Davis to move Carter Stevenson's 10,000 man corps to Mississippi on the eve of the battle.Battle of Chancellorsville (Virginia) April 30th - May 6th 1863 - Confederate victory for the Army of Norhern Virginia over the Federal Army of the Potomac under Joseph Hooker. The loss of Stonewall Jackson made this victory bitter sweet but this is nevertheless considered Lee's finest victory.Battle of Champion Hill/Bakers Creek (Mississippi) May 16th 1863 - Federal victory for the Army of the Tennessee under Ulysses S. Grant against the Confederate Army of Mississippi under John C. Pemberton. Victory here drove Pemberton back to Vicksburg and to entrenchment, ignoring the final chance to save his army.Battle of Gettysburg (Pennslyvania) July 1st - 3rd 1863 - Federal victory for the Army of the Potomac under George G. Meade against the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia under Robert E. Lee. Considered by many to be the turning point of the war this was the first major defeat suffered by Robert E. Lee.Seige of Vicksburg (Mississippi) May 22nd - July 4th 1863- Federal victory for the Army of the Tennessee under Ulysses S. Grant against the Confederate Army of Mississippi under John C. Pemberton. With the fall of Vicksburg the Mississippi was totally under Federal control.Battle of Chickamauga (Georgia) September 19th - 20th 1863 - Confederate Victory for the Army of Tennessee under Braxton Bragg against the Army of the Cumberland under William Rosecrans. This battle was possibly the biggest Confederate Victory in the West but poor management from Bragg prevented it from being decisive and infighting crippled the Army of Tennessee in the aftermath.Battle of Missionary Ridge (Tennessee) November 25th 1863- Federal Victory for the Military Division of the Mississippi under Ulysses S. Grant against the Army of Tennessee under Braxton Bragg. The Federals drove the Confederate from the field in a massive rout, only Patrick R. Cleburne's division held its ground in the north against William T. ShermanBattle of Mansfield (Louisana) April 8th 1864 - Confederate victory for the forces of the Department of the Trans-Mississippi under Richard Taylor against the Federal Army of the Gulf under Nathanial P. Banks. Victory forced Bank's army to retreat and give up on attempting to take Shreeveport.Battle of the Wilderness (Virginia) May 5th - 7th 1864 - Inconclusive battle between the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia under Robert E. Lee and the Federal Army of the Potomac under Ulysses S. Grant. Serious casualties suffered from both sides of which the serious wounding of James Longstreet would prove crucial.Battle of Dalton and Resaca (Georgia) May 7th - May 15th 1864 - Federal victory for the Military Division of the Mississippi under William T. Sherman against the Confederate Army of Tennessee under Joseph E. Johnston. Generally counted as two different battles but all part of one plan from both sides. Confederate forces deployed in a defensive line along Rocky Face Ridge but Cavalry General Joseph Wheeler's refusal to scout for the enemy left Snake Creek Gap undefended. The Federal Army of the Tennessee's appearance from Snake Creek Gap made the Confederate positions at Rocky Face Ridge untenable and forced them to withdraw to Resaca where they almost routed the Army of the Tennessee before night fell and the Federals regrouped to push the Confederate back. Federal forces getting around the Confederate Armies flank and crossing the Oostanaula River forced the Confederate to retreat.Battle of Spotsylvania Court House (Virginia) May 8th - 21st 1864 - Inconclusive battle between the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia under Robert E. Lee and the Federal Army of the Potomac under Ulysses S. Grant. Lee delayed the Federal's advance and inflicted heavy casualties but still suffered heavy casualties himself. Grant's Overland Campaign continued.Battle of North Anna (Virginia) May 23rd - 26th 1864 - Inconclusive battle between the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia under Robert E. Lee and the Federal Army of the Potomac under Uysses S. Grant. Lee outmaneuvered Grant and had an excellednt chance to severly damage the Federal forces but poor health from Lee's part and the absense of James Longstreet and Ewell's exhaustion left the Confederate high command crippled.Battle of Cold Harbour (Virginia) May 31st - June 12th 1864 - Confederate victory for the Army of Northern Virginia under Robert E. Lee against the Federal Army of the Potomac under Ulysses S. Grant. As a result of this battle Ulysses S. Grant gained the reputation of a fumbling butcher for his disasterous frontal assualts.Battle of Brice's Crossroads (Mississippi) June 10th 1864- Confederate victory for Forrest's Cavalry under Nathan Bedford Forrest against the Federal Forces under Samuel D. Sturgis. In one of the most impressive victories of the war Forrest defeated a force of about 8,500 men with only 3,200 and destroyed that task force sent against him. Despite the impressive win Sturgis had accomplished the task he had been sent to do, to stop Forrest entering Georgia and attacking Sherman's lines of supply and communication.Second Battle of Petersburg (Virginia) June 15th - 18th 1864 - Confederate victory for the Army of Northern Virginia under Robert E. Lee and the forces of the Department of North Carolina under P.G.T. Beauregard against the Federal Army of the Potomac and the Army of the James under Ulysses S. Grant. Beauregard defended Petersburg against increasing Federal forces and held out long enough for Lee to arrive slightly before Grant.Battle of Kennesaw Mountain (Georgia) June 27th 1864 - Confederate victory for the Army of Tennessee against the Federal Military Division of the Mississippi under William T. Sherman. A purely defensive victory for the Confederate that delays Sherman's advance but did not stop it.Battle of Peachtree Creek (Georgia) July 20th 1864 - Federal victory for the Army of the Cumberland under George Henry Thomas against the Confederate Army of Tennessee under John Bell Hood. Joseph E. Johsnton ahd been removed prior to this battle and Hood inherited his plan but put it into action far too late then deployed regardless and was repulsed with heavy casualties.Battle of Atlanta (Georgia) July 22nd 1864 - Federal victory for the Military Divison of the Mississippi under William T. Sherman against the Confederate Army of Tennessee under John Bell Hood. Delay in William J. Hardee's Corps being deployed added to James B. MacPherson anticipating the flanking move lead to heavy casualties for the Confederates.Second Battle of Kernstown (Virginia) July 24th 1864 - Confederate Victory for the Army of the Valley under Jubal A. Early against the Federal Department of the Army of Western Virginia under George Crook. Early smashed Crook's Army and succored the Valley.Battle of Ezra Chruch (Georgia) July 28th 1864 - Federal victory for the Army of the Tennessee under William T. Sherman against the Confederate Army of Tennessee under John Bell Hood. The Confederate managed to stop the Federals from encircling Atlanta, despite this the heavy casualties suffered and the loss of the field means this was a Federal victory.Battle of Jonesborough (Georgia) Augusu 31st - September 1st 1864 - Federal victory for the Military Division of the Mississippi under William T. Sherman against the Confederate Army of Tennessee under John Bell Hood. Hood sent Willia J. Hardee to try and prevent the encircling of Atlanta but Hardee was easilly repulsed and Hood was forced to give up Atlanta.Battle of Opequon/Third Battle of Winchester (Virginia) September 19th 1864 - a hard fought Federal Victory for the Army of the Shenandoah under Philip Sheridan against the Confederate Army of the Valley under Jubal A. Early. Early held his ground for a few hours but was eventually driven back. This battle turned the tide in the Valley.Battle of Cedar Creek (Virginia) October 19th 1864 - Federal victory for the Army of the Shenandoah under Philip Sheridan against the Confederate Army of the Valley under Jubal A. Early. Early attacked while the Federals were in camp and routed them but Sheridan arrived on the field, rallied his forces and struck at the exhausted, starving and now disorganized Confederates, destroying the Army of the Vallet. Generally it is agreed that Early lost this battle when he ignore John B. Gordon's advice to continue the attack after the initial success.Second Battle of Franklin (Tennessee) November 30th 1864- Federal victory for the Army of the Ohio under John M. Schofield against the Confederate Army of Tennessee under John Bell Hood . Hood claimed victory but Schofield withdrew from the battle on his own terms. This battle destroyed the officer class of the Army of Tennessee and destroyed the fighting spirit of the Army of Tennessee. It is this battle that Hood has never been forgiven for.Battle of Nasville (Tennessee) December 15th - 16th 1864- One of the most complete victory ever scored by any Federal Army. The Army of the Cumberland and the Army of the Ohio, both under George Henry Thomas, destoryed the Confederate Army of Tennessee under John Bell Hood so thoroughly that it would never take the field again. Remnant of the Army of Tennessee would fight later but its death date was December 15th - 16th 1864.Battle of Bentonville (North Carolina) March 19th - 21st 1865 - Federal victory for the Army of the Tennessee under William T. Sherman against te combined of the remnants of the Army of Tennessee and forces from South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia and Florida under the command of Joseph E. Johnston. Johnston fell upon Henry W. Slocum's wing of the Army of the Tennessee and almost routed it before the superior number of the Federal Army stopped the route and turned the battle. Johnston remained on the field for two more days in stubborn defense. This battle proved to Sherman that the war was not yet over.
How did the Seminole resist their removal?
They went to war against president Andrew Jackson's army.
Why did gen Sam Houston not want to risk a battle unless he was confident of victory?
Because the Texas Army was growing in both quantity and quality with each day while the Mexican Army was weakened by their long supply line, shortages of war materials, disease and desertion. To engage the Mexican Army without a clear and decisive victory could destroy the dream of Texas Independence.
Where is the name Debra from?
my mom how u like them apples cause i really dont frekin know hahahaDebra is a form of Deborah, which is Hebrew meaning: Bee. Deborah was the Biblical prophetess who summoned Barak to battle against an army of invaders. After the battle she wrote a victory song which is part of the Book of Judges.
What was the outcome of Babur leading the troops to victories over an army led by the sultan of Delhi and the Rajput army?
The outcome of Babur leading the troops to victory over an army led by the sultan of Delhi and the Rajput army was a cultural blending problem.
Who led the continental army to victory and against the British and thus won American independence?
George Washington led the Continental Army to victory against the British.
Who led the Continental Army to victory against the British and thus won American independence?
George Washington led the Continental Army to victory against the British.
Who led the Continental Army to victory against the British?
It is George Washington
How did galba become emperor?
Galba became emperor by acclamation of his army in the wake of Nero's death.Galba became emperor by acclamation of his army in the wake of Nero's death.Galba became emperor by acclamation of his army in the wake of Nero's death.Galba became emperor by acclamation of his army in the wake of Nero's death.Galba became emperor by acclamation of his army in the wake of Nero's death.Galba became emperor by acclamation of his army in the wake of Nero's death.Galba became emperor by acclamation of his army in the wake of Nero's death.Galba became emperor by acclamation of his army in the wake of Nero's death.Galba became emperor by acclamation of his army in the wake of Nero's death.
What was the last major native American victory over the US army?
Little Bullhorn was the site of the last Native American victory against the U.S. Army cavalry (also known as Custer's Last Stand).
What did the victory at saratorga show the french?
The Patriot Victory at Saratoga showed the French Gov. that the Colonial Army could stand against the Great Britain's army. This battle persuaded that the war would end up in a Colonial Victory, so the French entered the war on the Colonial side.
Where is army headquarter situated?
New Delhi
Who composed the hymn Hohenfriedberg Marsch and why?
Frederick the Great to celebrate his victory against the Austrian Army at the battle of Hohenfriedberg on June 4,1745.
What is the duration of The Emperor's Naked Army Marches On?
The duration of The Emperor's Naked Army Marches On is 2.03 hours.
Did the Mughal Indians use guns and cannons?
Yes. Babur the first emperor brought the technology with him, its one of the reasons he managed to defeat Ibrahim Lodi's much bigger army at Panipat to win Delhi.
When was The Emperor's Naked Army Marches On created?
The Emperor's Naked Army Marches On was created on 1987-08-01.
