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Which battle was considered a turning point of the Civil War because it prevented General Lee from invading the North? O Battle of Bull Run O Battle of Antietam O Battle of Shiloh O Battle of Gettysburg
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Which battle was considered a turning point of the Civil War because it prevented General Lee from invading the North?

O Battle of Bull Run
O Battle of Antietam
O Battle of Shiloh
O Battle of Gettysburg

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it’s b the battle of Antietam

Explanation:I just took my test :)

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Answer: Battle of Gettysberg

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Which battle was considered a turning point of the Civil War because it prevented-example-1
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