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What is the name of the most decisive battle of the Civil War from which the CSA would never recover?
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Gettysburg
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True. The Battle of New Orleans was the final decisive battle that won the War of 1812.
What were battleships made for?
To fight a decisive fleet action from the battle-line. It only happened once with steel battleships, at Tsushima in 1905 (never before, nor never since).
Summarize the battle of jutland?
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Which battle was most important in the war in the Pacific?
With all of the many battles that occurred in the Pacific during World War II, it is difficult to point to just one as the most important. All the same, many observers point to the Battle of Midway, which took place in June of 1942, as the most important -- and with good reason. For it was at Midway that the Japanese offensive was first checked; at the same time, the Japanese navy suffered decisive losses from which it would never recover for the remainder of the war.
What civil war battle made the confederates never again try to invade the north?
Gettysburg
What was the Voyager?
The Russian battleship squadron's 18,000 mile voyage to engage in decisive battle at Tsushima in 1905. Such a voyage was never performed before & hasn't been done since.
What was the greatest voyage?
The Russian battleship squadron's 18,000 mile voyage to engage in decisive battle at Tsushima in 1905. Such a voyage was never performed before & hasn't been done since.
What was the out come of the Battle of Gettysburg?
There were many different outcomes of the end of the Civil War, many or most of which resulted from the Battle of Gettysburg. But the outcome of the battle itself was that General Robert E. Lee (commander of the confederate forces) was defeated during his 2nd attempt at a decisive victory on Northern Soil. Due to the heavy losses inflicted upon them the south never recovered and as a result began their ultimate downfall. -I hope this answered your question, if not please ask again
What is an important fact about battleships?
That they were designed to fight a decisive fleet action during war time; and that battleship fleets only did that one time in their whole existence, at the battle of Tsushima on 27 May 1905. They never fought another such battle since.
Was the Shiloh battle the biggest battle in Wisconsin?
Wisconsin never had any Civil War battles. However the Iron Brigade was made of mostly men from Wisconsin and their biggest battle was Gettysburg. The Battle of Shiloh was in Hardin County, Tennessee.http://wuwm.com/post/iron-brigade-beyond-wisconsin-civil-war-carnage-shiloh#stream/0
What civil war battle was Abraham Lincoln involved in?
Lincoln didn't fight... he was the president. However he appointed generals and drafted men to fight for the Union army
