confederate造句
91. The country agreed to confederate with the neighboring country for mutual security.
92. The southern states named themselves the “Confederate States of America” which survived until 1865 when Union troops finally took the capital, Richmond.
93. There were dissensions within the Confederate cabinet, disagreements between President Davis and his generals.
94. Confederate President Jefferson Davis fled south after the fall of his government. He hoped to get across the Mississippi River.
95. It is illegal to display a confederate flag on a courthouse.
96. Soldiers of the new Confederate States of America shelled the Union base at Fort Sumter, built on an island in Charleston Harbor in South Carolina. They captured Fort Sumter after two days.
97. In South Carolina, where the Confederate Flag still flies, we built a powerful coalition of African Americans and white Americans.
98. Perhaps it's still true, provided the Confederate soldier has bullets for his gun and shoes on his feet and food in his stomach.
99. As President, Lincoln faced the nation's biggest crisis by defeating the Confederate States in the Civil War.
100. A town of south-central Virginia east of Lynchburg. Confederate general Robert E.
101. Confederate President Jefferson Davis ordered his commander in Charleston, General [Pierre] Beauregard, to destroy the fort before the food could arrive.
102. On the night of 17 February 1864, the Confederate vessel rammed the Housatonic, the largest ship in the Union Navy, with an explosive torpedo.
103. " The name is'Lines on the Back of a Confederate Note,'" he said.
104. After the outbreak of the American Civil War in 1861, both Union and Confederate soldiers used the "minnie" bullet (as they called it) in their muzzle-loading rifles.
105. On June 3, advance troops of the Confederate army left their camps near Fredericksburg and marched west toward the Shenandoah Valley.
106. In eighteen sixty-three, Union forces defeated Confederate forces in the bloodiest battle of the American Civil War -- the Battle of Gettysburg.
107. On April ninth, eighteen sixty-five, Confederate General Robert E. Lee surrendered his army to Union General Ulysses Grant. Within weeks, the Civil War would be over.
108. " Well, honey, where did all our Confederate gold go to?
109. Explain why the United States was able to subdue the Confederate States during the Civil War.
110. Caption :Presidential Pardon:In 1868, President Andrew Johnson granted an unconditional amnesty to all those who fought on the side of the south, like these Confederate soldiers, in the US Civil War.
111. Confederate leaders ordered the attack after President Abraham Lincoln refused to withdraw the small force of American soldiers at Sumter. Food supplies at the fort were very low.
112. In 1868, President Andrew Johnson granted an unconditional amnesty to all those who fought on the side of the south, like these Confederate soldiers, in the US Civil War.
113. Many times his sightings of Confederate troop movements prevented heavy losses to the Union forces.
114. At the beginning of the Civil War, seven friends embark on a cross-country journey in order to join the Confederate army.
115. When Virginia seceded from the Union in 1861, Jackson accepted a commission as a colonel in the Confederate army and went off to war, never to return to Lexington alive.
116. The Confederate army's high command had charged him with the task of defending western Virginia from an invasion by Union troops.
117. The Confederate flag was lowered. And the United States flag was raised over the city.
118. The only Confederate power that remained was the army of General Robert E. Lee.
119. The Battle of Chancellorsville, fought from April 30 to May 6, 1863, is widely considered to be Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee's greatest victory.
120. Long before before U-Boats or Red October, the Confederate States of America were fighting bloody battles against the North on foot, on horseback, and with at least one hand-powered submarine.
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