Battle of Antietam

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The Battle of Antietam was a pivotal 1862 clash in the American Civil War, known as the bloodiest single day in U.S. military history and a turning point that enabled Abraham Lincoln to issue the Emancipation Proclamation.

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instanceOf American Civil War battle
battle
alsoKnownAs Battle of Sharpsburg
linked to: Battle of Antietam
belligerent Confederate States of America
Union
campaignObjective Confederate invasion of the North
linked to: Gettysburg Campaign
casualtyDescription heavy casualties on both sides
commander George B. McClellan
linked to: George McClellan

Robert E. Lee
commanderRole George B. McClellan commanded Union forces
linked to: George McClellan

Robert E. Lee commanded Confederate forces
linked to: Robert E. Lee
ConfederateArmy Army of Northern Virginia
ConfederateCasualtiesApprox about 10,300
ConfederateObjective gain foreign recognition through a victory on Union soil
conflictIn American Civil War
country United States
date September 17, 1862
followedBy Battle of Fredericksburg
Battle of Shepherdstown
front Eastern Theater of the American Civil War
killedWoundedMissingApprox about 23,000
legacy led to shift of war aims toward emancipation
major turning point in the American Civil War
location Antietam Creek
Sharpsburg, Maryland
Washington County, Maryland
memorial Antietam National Battlefield
notableEvent first major battle of the Civil War fought on Union soil
notableFeature bloodiest single day in American military history
partOf Maryland Campaign
politicalConsequence discouraged potential British recognition of the Confederacy
discouraged potential French recognition of the Confederacy
enabled preliminary Emancipation Proclamation
precededBy Battle of South Mountain
preservedAs U.S. National Battlefield
result strategic Union victory
tactically inconclusive
state Maryland
stateControl National Park Service
strategicSignificance gave Abraham Lincoln political capital to issue the Emancipation Proclamation
halted first major Confederate invasion of the North
terrainFeature Burnside Bridge
Sunken Road
cornfield
UnionArmy Army of the Potomac
UnionCasualtiesApprox about 12,400
UnionObjective drive Confederate forces from Maryland
year 1862

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American Civil War hasPart Battle of Antietam
Robert E. Lee battledIn Battle of Antietam
Stonewall Jackson notableWork Battle of Antietam
Antietam Creek knownFor Battle of Antietam
subject linked to: Antietam Creek, Maryland
Antietam Creek associatedWithEvent Battle of Antietam
subject linked to: Antietam Creek, Maryland
James Longstreet participantIn Battle of Antietam
George B. McClellan notableBattle Battle of Antietam
subject linked to: George McClellan
Oliver Otis Howard battle Battle of Antietam
Army of Northern Virginia notableBattle Battle of Antietam
Battle of Antietam alsoKnownAs Battle of Sharpsburg
linked to: Battle of Antietam
Winfield Scott Hancock notableBattle Battle of Antietam
Confederate States Army significantBattle Battle of Antietam
Burnside Bridge associatedWithEvent Battle of Antietam
From Manassas to Appomattox describesEvent Battle of Antietam
James Longstreet participatedIn Battle of Antietam
subject linked to: Old Pete
George B. McClellan notableBattle Battle of Antietam
subject linked to: Little Mac
Union Army notableBattle Battle of Antietam
Army of the Potomac engagedIn Battle of Antietam
Army of the Potomac victory Battle of Antietam
Second Battle of Bull Run followedBy Battle of Antietam
Sharpsburg, Maryland knownFor Battle of Antietam
Sharpsburg, Maryland battleOccurredAt Battle of Antietam
Battle of Fredericksburg precededBy Battle of Antietam
Washington County, Maryland hasHistoricEvent Battle of Antietam
John Pelham participatedIn Battle of Antietam
Lewis Armistead participatedIn Battle of Antietam
The Blue and the Gray featuresBattle Battle of Antietam
1st Texas Infantry engagement Battle of Antietam
83rd Pennsylvania Infantry notableEngagement Battle of Antietam
15th Alabama Infantry battle Battle of Antietam
George G. Meade battle Battle of Antietam
44th New York Infantry engagement Battle of Antietam
16th Michigan Infantry notableEngagement Battle of Antietam
John Bell Hood battle Battle of Antietam
Maryland Campaign culminatedIn Battle of Antietam
Maryland Campaign includesBattle Battle of Antietam
Harry T. Hays participatedIn Battle of Antietam
subject linked to: Brigadier General Harry T. Hays
Isaac E. Avery battle Battle of Antietam
subject linked to: Colonel Isaac E. Avery
Jubal A. Early participatedIn Battle of Antietam
subject linked to: Major General Jubal A. Early
Sunken Road partOf Battle of Antietam
Sunken Road battle Battle of Antietam
A.P. Hill notableBattle Battle of Antietam
Richard S. Ewell participatedIn Battle of Antietam
Francis Channing Barlow notableBattle Battle of Antietam
Francis Channing Barlow woundedIn Battle of Antietam
Richard H. Anderson participatedIn Battle of Antietam
Battle of South Mountain followedBy Battle of Antietam