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Gettysburg is remembered most for Confederate General George Picketts charge on day three. Even though the Federals won the battle.
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What site can I see the Gettysburg Address?
You can find the full Gettysburg Address on this website, if you type in: Why was the Gettysburg Address so powerful and remembered?
Why was the Gettysburg address so powerful and remembered?
that th white man was born better there for it should be remembered
What battles were general george meade in?
George Gordon Meade fought in The Battle of Gettysburg.
What is confederate general george Pickett remembered for at the battle of Gettysburg?
George Pickett directed a disastrous charge on a ridge defended by Union cannons at Gettysburg
What is Confederate General George Pickett remembered at the battle of Gettysburg?
George Pickett directed a disastrous charge on a ridge defended by Union cannons at Gettysburg
Why was the Gettysburg battle such a well remembered battle?
It was the largest battle in the hemisphere with over 200,000 troops involved.
How did the battle of Gettysburg change the course of the Civil War Why is it remembered?
this is a good subject to look-up in your history text book
Why is george g meade remembered?
He defeated Lee at Gettysburg and, later, Grant used him to keep the pressure on Lee until Appomattox.
Why is lincolns speech shorter than the guy before him and why is it still remembered today?
Lincoln was not the main speaker at the dedication of Gettysburg cemetery. He was asked to make some preliminary remarks. His speech is remembered today because it is short, poetically written and to the point.
What was Final Jeopardy for May 4 2011?
The final category was Famous speeches The clue was: Just 10 sentences, this speech is wrong on one point; it is long remembered The answer was: What was The Gettysburg Address
Which battle on the map was fought in Pennsylvania?
The Battle of Gettysburg was fought in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
Is the Gettysburg Address rememberd?
First delivered by President Abraham Lincoln on November 19, 1863, the Gettysburg Address is indeed still remembered today. It is often quoted or referred to in contemporary moral and political discussions, orally and in texts and online; it is also memorably emblazoned on the walls of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C.
