After William H. Rosecrans leaves central Tennessee, Where was his next objective?

How many men did William Rosecrans have at his disposal, how many men did Braxton Bragg have?

Nathan Bedforest was the Union calvery General patroling the area of Alexander's Bridge

Whow was Rosecrans most trusted subordinate?

How many men had fallen during the days of battle?

What general was Braxton Bragg waiting on to arrive from Ringgold's train station?

What ridge was the "last stand" for the Union?

Who recieved the name "The Rock of Chickamauga"?

Chickamauga was a Union Victory

In October, who took command of the Union forces while in Winter Camp in Chattanooga?

Civil War Combat: The Bloody Battle Of Chickamauga (S1, E2) | Full Episode
In September 1863, along the Chickamauga River in northern Georgia, the Union and Confederate Armies battled to the death. In Cherokee, Chickamauga means "River of Blood". See more in Season 1, Episode 2, "The Battle Of Chickamauga."

Tour Stop 10: The Rock of Chickamauga: Snodgrass Hill & Horseshoe Ridge
After retreating from the Brotherton Farm, Union troops come across unexpected high ground, allowing them to reform their lines. Some forces get swept off the field, while others stay and fight from their new positions, allowing the Union Army to successfully retreat back to Chattanooga. Thus, George "The Rock of Chickamauga" Thomas is born. The National Park Service's Jim Ogden and Dr. Anthony Hodges of the Tennessee Civil War Preservation Association detail the close of the Battle of Chickamauga.

The Second Bloodiest Civil War Battle, Chickamauga Battlefield, Battle Map, History and Tour
Visiting the Chickamauga Battlefield Park can take more than a day. The National Park service has done a pretty good job curating the Visitor center and the park. The Chickamauga Battlefield is a historic site located in Ft. Oglethorpe, Georgia, USA. It is the location of one of the bloodiest battles of the American Civil War, fought on September 18-20, 1863. The battle, fought between the Union and Confederate armies, resulted in a Confederate victory and significant casualties on both sides. The video titled "Chickamauga Battlefield History and Tour" will take viewers on a journey through the history of the Chickamauga Battlefield. There is a driving tour with 8 stops and many trails. There are a lot of monuments and information for the history buff. Now, for the Chickamauga Battle that took place, we go over a brief animated battle map and show you how it was fought during the American Civil War. We cover historical figures such as General Rosecrans, General Braxton Bragg, and General Thomas aka "The Rock of Chickamauga". Then I go over some of the history you can find at the visitor center and battlefield. This will include a visit to the Chickamauga Visitor Center, which houses a museum with artifacts from the battle, as well as a film that provides a detailed overview of the battle. Viewers will also see the battlefield itself, including the sites of some of the most intense fighting, such as Snodgrass Hill. Chickamauga was the first significant Confederate victory in the Western Theater of the war, and it helped prolong the war by keeping the Confederate Army of Tennessee in the Fight. Throughout the video, viewers will learn about the heroism and sacrifice of the soldiers who fought at Chickamauga, as well as the impact of the battle on the course of the Civil War. The video will also provide viewers with an understanding of the importance of preserving and interpreting the battlefield for future generations. In conclusion, the "Chickamauga Battlefield History and Tour" video is a great resource for anyone interested in American Civil War history. It provides a detailed look at one of the bloodiest battles of the war and offers a glimpse into the experiences of the soldiers who fought there. The video also highlights the importance of preserving the battlefield as a historic site, so that future generations can learn about this important moment in American history. I recommend allocating more than one day to view the entire battlefield. There are plenty of restaurants, hotels, and short-term scenic stays such as Airbnb's. So, if you're traveling through or dedicating time to stop by, Chickamauga is a place for the history buffs. Chapters 0:00 Intro 0:23 Battle Map and History of the Battle 3:37 Chickamauga and the Chattanooga National Military Park (Tour) 7:14 Traveling There and Outro

National Park Service Website
Basic Information about Americas oldest National Military Park. Maps and directions, and places to go within the park. Park information (address and phone number) including a Calander of activities.