Question

Drag the tiles to the correct boxes to complete the pairs.

Match each Civil War battle with its description.
Battle of Pea Ridge
Battle of Cabin Creek
Battle of Honey Springs
Union forces led by Major General James G. Blunt defeated Confederate forces
led by General Douglas Cooper in just two hours.
Union troops led by General Samuel Curtis defeated Confederate troops led by
Albert Pike and Stand Watie.
Union forces defeated Confederate forces when Confederate forces tried to stop
a supply train to a Union camp.

Answer 1

The Battle of Pea Ridge resulted in a Union victory, with the Union forces led by Major General James G. Blunt defeating Confederate forces. The Battle of Cabin Creek saw Union troops led by General Samuel Curtis defeating Confederate troops led by Albert Pike and Stand Watie. The Battle of Honey Springs ended in a Union victory when Confederate forces tried to stop a supply train to a Union camp.

Step-by-step explanation:

Battle of Pea Ridge: Union forces led by Major General James G. Blunt defeated Confederate forces led by General Douglas Cooper in just two hours.

Battle of Cabin Creek: Union troops led by General Samuel Curtis defeated Confederate troops led by Albert Pike and Stand Watie.

Battle of Honey Springs: Union forces defeated Confederate forces when Confederate forces tried to stop a supply train to a Union camp.

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