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Many historians consider the Battle at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania to be a "turning point" in the Civil War. Why? No links just the straight answer
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Many historians consider the Battle at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania to be a "turning point" in the Civil War. Why?

No links just the straight answer

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Answer: because Union Had complete control of the Mississippi river and cut the Confederacy in half.

Explanation: correct me if im wrong this was from my teachers study guide lol.

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