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What way did the north come from at Gettysburg?
the north came into Gettysburg from the south, and the south came into town from the north.
The South suffered over 28000 casualties and the North about 23000 casualties at?
The Battle of Gettysburg, in Pennsylvania, July 1-3, 1863. But I believe it was the other way around, with the north suffering the larger loss.
What is distance from watertown ny to Gettysburg pa?
368 miles taking this route:Take I-81 SOUTH from Watertown all the way down to PA-581 EAST to CAMP HILL at EXIT 59 in Harrisburg, PENNSYLVANIA. To bypass SYRACUSE, take I-481 SOUTH (EXIT 29S off I-81 in NEW YORK).Take the 581 EAST to U.S. 15 SOUTH to GETTYSBURG at EXIT 5A, then take U.S. 15 SOUTH to Gettysburg.
Did the south have more desertion?
Yes the south got way more messed up
Which way did the Confederates approach Gettysburg?
From the north!
Why did the Battle of Gettysburg happen accidentally?
Neither side planned to fight a battle there. The South went there looking for shoes. The North stumbled upon them hoping to block their way to Washington.
What are facts about the Gettysburg battle?
The battle began when advance units of both sides stumbled onto one another without knowing the other was there. The South was scouting for shoes which they heard were in a warehouse, there. The South approached from the North. The North advanced from the South. Mead received his command orders on the way to the battlefield.
How did south Africa overcome apartheid?
South Africa overcame apartheid in a good way. After apartheid got freedom and democracy
What does the word address mean in the words Gettysburg Address?
well it basically is an announcement he made at Gettysburg Pennsylvania. Lincoln described the way he felt for the nation and so it was and announcement at Gettysburg (xhope this helps!Xoxo,Tiffany >.
Did picketts charge at Gettysburg brake the union line?
No. If it had, Gettysburg probably would not have ended the way it did and Lee would have marched even farther north.
Which battle was considered the turning point of the civil war?
The Battle of Gettysburg is considered the turning point of the war because on May or July 1-3,1863 for the first time, the Union defeated Robert E. Lee's seemingly immortal troops. The Battle of Gettysburg was a mistake, the Union troops and Confederates accidentally ran into each other. For 1-2 days the South seemed to be winning the battles, but since Lee's shortage of cavalry (he split up his forces before the battle) he had no way of knowing Union positions, and so his assaults did not work as they were planned.
Some of general Lee's soldiers were discovered in what city on there way to Pennsylvania?
At Gettysburg, Pennsylvania :) (A+)
