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What Happened In The Battle Of Gettysburg?

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It was the plan of the Confederate leader General Robert E. Lee to invade Pennsylvania. According to General Lee, a strong Confederate victory would soon convince the Union to surrender, a hope that motivated him to wage a battle against the Union army who was led by General George C. Meade, who was appointed by President Lincoln as the new leader of the Union army.

The strength of the Union army was greater than the Confederate army with the former having 90000 soldiers while the latter contained about 75000 troops. The meeting point for the two armies was Gettysburg, which was in Pennsylvania and the meeting took place in the year 1863 on the 1st of July. The battle of Gettysburg lasted for about three long days. Although the Union won the battle of Gettysburg, it suffered the loss of 23000 soldiers while the Confederate army endured the deaths of 28000 soldiers.
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Well the union won. One reason was because of the 20th maine, which the leader was Joshua Chamberlain. They defended little round top. It happened july 1st thru 3rd in 1863.
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The union won! Yeah!
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A lot of shooting
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Gettysburg cause the civil war but the south was winning for the first 2 days then the north was winning the yankee's might of had better cannons but they didn't have enough of them
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Gettysburg was lost

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