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Pickett's Charge became the turning point for the Union against the Confederacy in which of the following Civil War battles?
Pickett's Charge became the turning point for the Union against the Confederacy in which of the following Civil War battles?
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The correct option is B Gettysburg
Pickett's Charge became the
turning point in the three day of Battle of Gettysburg for the Union against
the Confederacy in Gettysburg. This charge took place on July 3, 1863, and was
General Robert E. Lee’s last, best chance at regaining the momentum the
Confederacy enjoyed after night fell on Gettysburg on July 1. Yet instead of
regaining momentum, the fractured military maneuver sealed the fate of
thousands of those in the charge itself, and many hundreds of thousands more
who had or would give up their lives in battles against the North.
Pickett's Charge became the turning point in the three day of Battle of Gettysburg for the Union against the Confederacy in Gettysburg. This charge took place on July 3, 1863, and was General Robert E. Lee’s last, best chance at regaining the momentum the Confederacy enjoyed after night fell on Gettysburg on July 1. Yet instead of regaining momentum, the fractured military maneuver sealed the fate of thousands of those in the charge itself, and many hundreds of thousands more who had or would give up their lives in battles against the North.
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