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The 11 pages that link to Union Army, each with the reason it gives.

• American Civil WarBroader topic: Its campaigns and growing manpower enabled the Union to defeat Confederate armies.

• Emancipation ProclamationRelated: Union military control determined where the proclamation could be enforced.

• JuneteenthRelated: Union military presence in Texas enabled federal emancipation orders to be enforced.

• Confederate States ArmyCompared with: Its resources, institutions, and strategic aims opposed those of Confederate armies.

• Battle of ShilohNarrower topic: Shiloh strengthened Union control of the Tennessee River corridor.

• First Battle of Bull RunNarrower topic: The defeat exposed the need to train and organize Union forces for a prolonged war.

• Gatling gunRelated: Union forces acquired a small number of Gatling guns near the war's end.

• Seven Days BattlesNarrower topic: The retreat revealed the gap between the Union’s resources and its ability to capture Richmond in 1862.

• Dorothea DixRelated: Dix served as superintendent of women nurses for the Union Army.

• Wild Bill HickokRelated: Hickok worked as a civilian scout and wagon master for Union forces.

• David FarragutRelated: Farragut’s naval victories often enabled or supported Union army campaigns.