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3 mistakes that the confederacy made were: 1. If they had kept pushing, they would have taken the Union supply trains that were only a few hundred yards away. 2. Pickett's Charge...'nuff said 3. Lee did not retreat during the battle, causing them to lose most of their men.

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Q: What was three mistakes the confederates made at the battle of Gettysburg?
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