Military Strategy in the American Civil War
( 24 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to the American Civil War
Overview of the causes, key events, and major players of the American Civil War

Module #2
The Industrialization of War
How industrialization impacted warfare during the Civil War, including the development of new technologies and tactics

Module #3
The Confederate Strategy
The strategic decisions and goals of the Confederate States of America, including the Anaconda Plan and the concept of defensive offense

Module #4
The Union Strategy
The strategic decisions and goals of the United States, including the Anaconda Plan and the concept of hard war

Module #5
The War in the East:1861-1862
The early battles and campaigns in the Eastern Theater, including First Manassas and the Shenandoah Valley Campaign

Module #6
The War in the West:1861-1862
The early battles and campaigns in the Western Theater, including Fort Donelson and Shiloh

Module #7
The Peninsula Campaign
The Union armys failed attempt to capture Richmond, and the subsequent Seven Days Battles

Module #8
The Second Manassas Campaign
The Confederate victory at Second Manassas, and the Union armys retreat to the Washington D.C. area

Module #9
The Antietam Campaign
The bloodiest single-day battle in American history, and its impact on the war

Module #10
The Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville Campaigns
The Union armys defeats at Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville, and the impact on morale and strategy

Module #11
The Vicksburg Campaign
The Union armys successful capture of Vicksburg, and the significance of controlling the Mississippi River

Module #12
The Gettysburg Campaign
The largest battle of the war, and its impact on the outcome of the conflict

Module #13
The Chickamauga and Chattanooga Campaigns
The battles in the Western Theater, and the significance of controlling the Tennessee-Kentucky border

Module #14
The Wilderness and Petersburg Campaigns
The Union armys grueling campaign to capture Richmond, and the siege of Petersburg

Module #15
The Atlanta Campaign
The Union armys campaign to capture Atlanta, and the significance of controlling the Deep South

Module #16
The Shenandoah Valley Campaign of 1864
The Union armys campaign to destroy the Confederacys breadbasket, and the significance of the Valley

Module #17
The Appomattox Campaign
The final campaign of the war, and the surrender of Robert E. Lees Army of Northern Virginia

Module #18
Naval Warfare and the Blockade
The role of the Union and Confederate navies, and the impact of the blockade on the Confederate economy

Module #19
Guerrilla Warfare and Unconventional Tactics
The role of guerrilla warfare, sabotage, and unconventional tactics during the Civil War

Module #20
Logistics and Supply
The challenges of supplying and equipping armies during the Civil War, and the impact on strategy

Module #21
Intelligence and Espionage
The role of intelligence gathering and espionage during the Civil War, and its impact on military strategy

Module #22
Leadership and Command
The role of leadership and command during the Civil War, and the impact of key generals and politicians

Module #23
The Home Front and Civilian Support
The role of the home front and civilian support during the Civil War, and its impact on military strategy

Module #24
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Military Strategy in the American Civil War career

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Military Strategy in the American Civil War ( 24 Modules )

Military Strategy in the American Civil War
( 24 Modules )