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PLEASE HELP!! How did southern disadvantages lead to the battle of Gettysburg? They needed more weapons to continue aggressive movements. They needed food to keep fighting. They were using union weapons
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PLEASE HELP!! How did southern disadvantages lead to the battle of Gettysburg?

They needed more weapons to continue aggressive movements.
They needed food to keep fighting.
They were using union weapons to fight union troops.
They were looking for basic needs in enemy territory.

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they needed more weapons to countinue aggressive movements

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