The American Civil War: In At The Death (Part 9)

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What if the final phase of the American Civil War wasn't just about military victories, but about redefining the nation's very soul? Join us as we promise to unravel the gripping narrative of battles, enduring human spirit, and a quest for liberty and equality that shaped the United States forever. You'll hear how President Lincoln's Gettysburg Address reframed the war, and witness General Ulysses S. Grant's relentless campaigns that split the Confederacy both geographically and psychologically. We'll uncover the harrowing reality of General William Tecumseh Sherman's march to the sea, a campaign that aimed to break the South's will by targeting its economy and infrastructure.
In our second segment, we tackle the transformative impact of African American soldiers, showcasing how their increased involvement marked a significant ideological shift in the war's objectives. From the grim Overland Campaign and the prolonged Siege of Petersburg to the Confederacy's surrender at Appomattox, you'll gain profound insights into the relentless drive toward Union victory. We'll also ponder the immense human suffering and endurance during these final stages, and explore the nation's struggle to rebuild through Reconstruction, all while reflecting on the lasting legacy of the Civil War on American history. This is a journey through a pivotal era, shedding light on the transformative events that redefined a nation.
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1. Civil War Final Phase (00:00:00)

2. Impact of African American Soldiers (00:17:00)

3. Legacy of a Nation's Civil War (00:34:34)