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intelligence ... the first Battle of Bull Runcontributedto the Confederate victory
Richmond and the withdrawal of Union troops by McClellan to the James River during the Seven Days Battleresultedin Confederate victory
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the Battle of Gettysburgwould have resultedin Confederate victory
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by Major General Nathan Bedford Forrest(passive) led bya Confederate victory
by General James Longstreet(passive) led byConfederate attack
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The subsequent Battle of New Bernresultedin a Confederate defeat
Gettysburg ... the battleleadto Confederate defeat
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His performance in semiautonomous command during the Knoxville Campaignresultedin a Confederate defeat
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to the Confederate capture of Washington city and full recognition of the Confederate States of Americaledto the Confederate capture of Washington city and full recognition of the Confederate States of America
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to the Confederate capture of Washingtonledto the Confederate capture of Washington
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in an estimated 100 Union casualties and 50 Confederate casualtiesresultedin an estimated 100 Union casualties and 50 Confederate casualties
in an estimated 174 Union casualties and 26 Confederateresultedin an estimated 174 Union casualties and 26 Confederate
in two permanent nationswould have resultedin two permanent nations
in 117 Union casualtiesresultedin 117 Union casualties
in 1515 Union casualties and 174 Confederateresultedin 1515 Union casualties and 174 Confederate
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the abandonment of Atlantacausedthe abandonment of Atlanta
in estimated casualties of 746 Union and 60 Confederateresultedin estimated casualties of 746 Union and 60 Confederate
to some decisive resultwould have ledto some decisive result
to Union forces staying near the Mississippi River during the following yearcontributedto Union forces staying near the Mississippi River during the following year
in two weak nations on Mexico?s northern borders ... allowing French dominance in a country ruled by its puppet Emperor Maximilianwould resultin two weak nations on Mexico?s northern borders ... allowing French dominance in a country ruled by its puppet Emperor Maximilian
to the impoverishment of the South and the abolition of slaveryledto the impoverishment of the South and the abolition of slavery
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in estimated casualties of 1860 Union and 946 Confederateresultedin estimated casualties of 1860 Union and 946 Confederate
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to the Battle of Antietam in Marylandleadingto the Battle of Antietam in Maryland
in a one - week delay of the Federal advance on Atlantaresultedin a one - week delay of the Federal advance on Atlanta
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in two weak nations on Mexico 's northern borders ... allowing French dominance in a country ruled by a country's puppet Emperor Maximilianwould resultin two weak nations on Mexico 's northern borders ... allowing French dominance in a country ruled by a country's puppet Emperor Maximilian
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