The Mississippi has affected the outcome of the civil war.
The River didn't do nothing but flow. However it did play an important role in the war. Rivers were one of the main methods of transportation. They also presented a geographical obstacle for armies---especially rivers that are half mile wide like the Mississippi River.
The importance of the river was recognized by the fact that the Confederates built forts along the river from Kentucky to the Gulf of Mexico.
Alabama, Lousiana, the Mississippi River, Tennessee, Georgia and Mississippi
Yes, it did.
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The Mississippi
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You are probably thinking of the Mississippi river.
Mississippi river
Vicksburg is a large town on the Mississippi River about halfway up the state of Mississippi. It is best known for a major civil war battle
Prior to the US Civil War, the Mississippi River supported a substantial amount of commercial traffic. In 1860 for example, one thousand commercial vessels operated on the Mississippi River and its major tributaries. At least some 190,000 tons of products were trans ported on the river.
Battle of Wilson's Creek
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