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- Top 2012 Civil War American History BooksThe Civil War was the bloodiest conflict on American soil. These top Civil War books set for release in 2012 are sure to please any history buff.
The Civil War HeadhunterJust a short story about a Halloween night one group of teens would never forget when they encounter the ghostly family of a civil war era serial killer
Thanksgiving in Chattanooga Tennessee on the 150th Anniversary of the Civil WarNovember 25th, 1863 was a day that still lives in the minds of most folks in Chattanooga, Tennessee. As the nation celebrates Thanksgiving we need to be truly thankful for the sacrifice, heroism and valor of young men during the Civil War.- History Buffs and Kids Love Bardstown, KentuckyHistorical Bardstown, Kentucky offers visitors an opportunity to explore life in Kentucky during the Civil War.
- Economic Features of the North and South Prior to the Civil WarPrincipal economic features of the North and South pre-Civil War
The Causes of the Civil WarAlthough the disagreement about slavery between the north and the south was a big factor in the Civil War, it was just one of many causes of the war. Learn about the main causes of the Civil War here.
Civil War FactsThe American Civil War took place between 1861 and 1865 and was one of the most violent wars in U.S. history. Learn more facts about the Civil War here.- The Civil Wars - 'Barton Hollow'The indie-folk/alternative country duo, The Civil Wars, hit a grand slam with their first full-length studio album, 'Barton Hollow'. The duo only met in 2008 and co-wrote every track on 'Barton Hollow' which has peaked at #12 on the US Billboard 200.
- Best Album of 2011 by "The Civil Wars"You must check out this new music duo who has a unique sound and should appeal to a wide variety of musical tastes.
- Gaining More Understanding of the Civil War in Richmond, VirginiaTwo days in Richmond, Virginia, help retired teachers understand the Civil War from the Confederate side.
- The Roles of Women in the Civil WarWomen served their country in many ways during the Civil War. From nursing to fighting, women found a way to contribute to the cause during the war.
- Movies About the Civil WarA rundown of the best and the bloodiest in the Blue vs. Gray showdown.
- Timeline of William M. Brown in the Civil WarWilliam M. Brown fought on both sides with four of his five brothers in the Civil War. This is William's timeline of fighting on both sides of the Civil War.
The Role of Chaplains in the Civil WarThe Civil War represented a period of horrific armed conflict between the United States and the Confederacy of Southern States. Discover the key role that chaplains played in the Civil War.
Civil War Books: Glorious Spirits of the Civil WarA century and a half has lapsed since the Civil War. This summer might be a good time to read a trilogy of books written by Jeff Shaara and his father Michael Shaara.- Reflections on the Causes of the Civil War"A honest and intelligent person will always question,and their beliefs will not be set in stone,until they find the truth. Even then,they may fluctuate....and if they come back to the same conclusion or truth,their belief is strengthened."-C.M.Wojahn
The Civil War at 150In April 2011, the United States of America begins commemorating the sesquicentennial of one of the key events in its history: the beginning of the Civil War.- Is the Civil War Still Being Fought?The Civil War was fought over the "right" of business interests to exploit human beings for financial gain. Does this sentiment prevail today?
- Little Known Facts About the Civil WarOn April 12, 1861 the Civil War began. As we celebrate the 150th anniversary, here are some little known facts about the Civil War.
- Gone with the Wind Brings the Civil War Closer to HomeThis is the Civil War's 150th anniversary. Good films remind us how important history is. Gone With The Wind, Casablanca, The Best Years of Our Lives and Saving Private Ryan help us see history through the films' characters.
Spring Break Education: On the Trail of the Civil WarCelebrate the beginning of the 150th anniversary of America's most defining moment at the places where it all happened!- The Civil War: Fort SumterA brief description of the first shot fired on Fort Sumter and why I consider it one of the most solemn events in our nation's history
The Civil War Gets Violent!The Civil War was just a tension, but now it becomes violent.
Historical Downtown District of the City of St. Cloud, FloridaSt. Cloud is neighboring City to Kissimmee Florida-the gateway to Disney. Visitors to Disney should take a day off from the heat and walking in Disney world and pay a visit to the historic downtown in the city of St. Cloud, Florida.
The Civil War Pop QuizHumorous pop quiz on the Civil War.- The Most Important Reasons for the Outbreak of the Civil WarDiscusses the primary causes of the Civil War along with its effects.
- Medicine and Surgery During the Civil WarThis article describes the procedures and nature of medical aid offered during the time of the American Civil War and enlightens the reader as to the tragedy of the situation.
The Secession of Louisiana in the Civil War Continues to Influence Current EventsRace was at the heart of the South's secession from the Union and continues to play a major role in the political divisions today.
They Aren't Lying! STRANGE BATTLES of the CIVIL WARThe Civil War had 10,000 battlefields and inevitably some of the battles were unusual, and in some cases bizarre.
United States Prepares to Commemorate 150th Anniversary of the Civil WarWhat follows is a brief overview of some of the state's Civil War Sesquicentennial commemoration efforts and the perceived additional impetus behind the push.- Pennsylvania Grand ReviewThe Pennsylvania Grand Review will be held on November 4-7, 2010, to honor the forgotten African-American soldiers of the Civil War.
Joseph Benedict Pepoon: Teacher and Soldier in the Civil War's First Oregon CavalryJoseph Pepoon grew up in an Abolitionist household in Ohio. In 1860, he went to Oregon. When the Civil War began, he fought with Oregon's First Cavalry. The Cavalry kept the pioneer trail free from hostile Indians.
The Civil WarAs a result of my research I had to completely relearn what I thought I knew about the Civil War, such as the fact that the Federal Government received 75% of its revenue from the South and imposed unfair tariffs on imported goods.
Will the 150th Anniversary of the Civil War Tourism Jumpstart the Dalton, GA Economy?Dalton, GA and the Northwest Georgia area is full of Civil War landmarks. 2011 marks the beginning of the five-year anniversary of the Civil War. Are Dalton and surrounding counties ready to make the most of it?- Government Regulation Between the Civil War and the New DealThe rise of "big business" during and after the Industrial Revolution challenged the federal government and called for changes in regulation.
George Washington, the Civil War, and Patsy Cline in Historic Winchester, VirginiaIn a place full of Civil War sites, it is surprising to see George Washington's Office in the center of Winchester, Virginia. This is where he won his first political election. There has been history made ever since in this Shenandoah Valley town.- Advancement of the Weapons of the Civil WarThis paper deeply describes the different weapons and the technology of the Civil War.
- The Civil War: An Illustrated History (Book Review)The Civil War: An Illustrated History is the companion volume to the PBS series. It is authored by Ric Burns, Ken Burns, and Geoffrey C. Ward, who also wrote and produced the 1989 film documentary The Civil War.
- The Civil War: A Narrative (Book Review)The Civil War: A Narrative, by Shelby Foote, is a beautifully written, powerfully dramatic, and highly literate three-volume account of the American Civil War.
The Perfect Breed Take on the Civil War in This SynopsisA preview of Scott Hansen's The Perfect Breed, which is about a group of vampires who struggle during the Civil War.
