Civil War Battles

By: Nickolas Kordonowy

10,500 battles, engagements, and other
military actions including 50 major battles
and about 100 other battles that have major
significance.

620,000 soldiers lost their lives.

The number one cause of death in the Civil War was dysentery.
About 2 million soldiers for
the Union and about
750,000 soldiers for the
Confederates.
16th president
Commander in chief of the
Union army.
General who commanded the
Confederate army
First and only president of the Confederate
States of America
The most successful Union general
during the Civil War
 Robert P.G.T
The Battle of Fort Anderson Beauregard
Sumter (Union) (Confederate)

The Battle of Fort Sumter

Union: Robert Anderson
Confederate: P.G.T.
Beauregard

George G.
The Battle of Robert E. Lee
Meade (Confederate)
Gettysburg (Union)

The Battle of Gettysburg

Union: George G. Meade
Confederate: Robert E.
Lee
Battle of Fort Sumter casualties: 0 Battle of Gettysburg casualties:
Union: 23,049 Confederate: 28,063
Where: Charleston Harbor, South Carolina Where: Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
Why: Months of siege-like conditions Why: Robert E. Lee invading
North a second time
Importance

The Battle of Fort Sumter: The Battle of Gettysburg:

First battle in the Civil War Biggest battle in the Civil War