Question

the battle of gettysburg is considered a turning point in the civil war for all of the following reasons except:a. This battle had the highest casualties of any battle of the Civil War.b. It was the first time Ulysses S. Grant faced off with Robert E. Lee.c. It was the furthest north the Confederate troops got.d. It is considered the turning point of the Civil War.

Answer 1

I'm unsure if you're asking if this is true or false or not, but if you are, then this would be false

While Robert E. Lee did indeed participate in this battle, being in command of the confederste forces, Uylsses S. Grant would actually be somewhere else, laying siege to Vicksburg, which was in Mississippi, over 1000 miles away. The general commanding the army at Gettysburg was General George G. Meade