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Why was the Battle of Gettysburg a desaster for the south?
Lee lost forces he was never able to replace.
Who won the Gettysburg battle the north or south?
"The Union" means the North when writing about the Civil War. The South is the Confederacy or the Confederates, sometimes the rebels. The union is what was left of the United States after the southern states seceded.
Why did general Lee forced to surrender?
He failed to crush the Yankees at Gettysburg and Antietam during his northern campaign. He lost too many men and couldn't replenish his numbers. But the north had the luxury of finding more men. The South had limited numbers to begin with. He retreated after Gettysburg
What happened on the ground where the cemetery in Gettysburg?
Lincoln gave a short speech to dedicate a cemetery for civil war soldiers in Gettysburg, Pensilvania.
What was one effect the battle of Gettysburg's had on the south?
Having lost the Battle of Gettysburg, they had to get out of Pennsylvania after having failed to plunder this prosperous state of the farm and factory produce they sorely needed.
What happened during the siege of Boston?
British lost
What happen to the vietnamese people when they lost the Vietnam war?
What happened to the NORTH Vietnamese? Or what happened to the SOUTH Vietnamese people?
Why did lee surrender and where did it take place?
General Lee surrendered at Gettysburg, PA because he had lost many men during the battle.
Did The Battle of Gettysburg have the most lost lives?
no it is not
How many soldiers were lost at Gettysburg?
23,000
How many people died on the second day of the battle of Gettysburg?
In the Battle of Gettysburg. The North lost about 23,000 soldiers, and the South lost about 20,400 soldiers.
Did the South continue to fight for 1 year after the battle of Gettysburg?
It was more like 2 years. For most of that tme, their cause was virtually lost. After Lincoln won the election of November 1864, it was totally lost.
