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Vicksburg's surrender closed the Mississippi to Southern traffic, completing phase two of the Anaconda Plan, leading to the defeat of the South from lack of supplies and reinforcements.

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Q: What Mississippi River town was surrendered by the Confederates after the Battle of Gettysburg?
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