American Civil War history
Union-Confederacy conflict scholarship
The study of the conflict fought between the United States and eleven seceding Southern states from 1861 to 1865.
The field encompasses military campaigns, political leadership, slavery's role as the war's central cause, emancipation, Reconstruction, and the war's enduring impact on American society.
She teaches American Civil War history at the university.
- Battle of GettysburgCivil War's bloodiest engagement
- Abraham LincolnCivil War era leader
- Battle of Antietam1862 Maryland military engagement
- Jefferson DavisConfederacy's only president
- Confederate flagSecession-era Southern banner
sectionalism · Kansas-Nebraska Act · Freedmen's Bureau · Dred Scott decision · Emancipation Proclamation · Frederick Douglass · abolitionist movement · Missouri Compromise · naval blockades · William Tecumseh Sherman · Sherman's March · scorched earth · Ulysses S. Grant · Andrew Johnson · Underground Railroad · Robert E. Lee · Battle of Shiloh · Fugitive Slave Act
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