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Why in the battle of Gettysburg considered a turning point in the civil war? a. it convinced the confederacy to surrender b. it made the south give up the idea of invading the north and lee, it was also
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Why in the battle of Gettysburg considered a turning point in the civil war?

a. it convinced the confederacy to surrender
b. it made the south give up the idea of invading the north and lee, it was also the bloodiest battle.

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The answer would be b hope i helped :)
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