Franklin, Battle of, November 30, 1864, a Union victory in the American Civil War.
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WHAT'S INSIDE: CIVIL WAR
The Civil War was a conflict that threatened to break the relatively new country of America apart. Here you can explore the causes of this conflict and how some of the major battles in this war played out.
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Union Leaders
Union leaders, such as Ulysses S. Grant and George McClellan, led the American army in the fight to restore order to the Union. Here you can find information about important Union figures.
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