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A monumental three-day battle in southern Pennsylvania, widely considered a turning point in the war, in which Union forces defeated Lee's Confederate army and forced it back into Virginia. Group of answer
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A monumental three-day battle in southern Pennsylvania, widely considered a turning point in the war, in which Union forces defeated Lee's Confederate army and forced it back into Virginia.

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Vicksburg

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Chancellorsville

Gettysburg

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Gettysburg

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it was the turning point in the civil war

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