1865 military campaign of the American Civil War. It began on 22 March 1865 in what is now the United States and lasted until 20 April 1865 (about 29 days). The setting was Alabama and Georgia. It was part of the American Civil War. Those involved included Forrest's Cavalry Corps, the United States Cavalry and Department of Alabama, Mississippi, and East Louisiana.
Before and after
- 1865Founding of Cornell University
- from 1 January 1865 to 26 April 1865Carolinas Campaign
- 1865Maxwell publishes his theory of electromagnetism
- from 19 March 1865 to 21 March 1865Battle of Bentonville
- from 22 March 1865 to 20 April 1865Wilson's Raid
- from 29 March 1865 to 9 April 1865Appomattox campaign
- 15 April 1865Assassination of Abraham Lincoln
- 15 April 1865Death of Abraham Lincoln
- 12 May 1865Founding of Nokia
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The era
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