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Why was Gettysburg turning point?
Gettysburg was a turning point in the civil war because thenorth and south were even in there strenght and experience because they have now faught eachother andknow eachothers stratagies. and now they know how the otherside will fight and how.
Was the Battle of Gettysburg a turning point for the north?
Not really for the north from what i know it was mainly the turning point for the whole War. so really it was the turning point for the WHOLE war not just the north
Why was Gettysburg a turning point?
Gettysburg was a turning point in the civil war because thenorth and south were even in there strenght and experience because they have now faught eachother andknow eachothers stratagies. and now they know how the otherside will fight and how.
What is the bloodies battles of the civil war is the Battle of Gettysburg it What do you think the bloodies battle of the civil war were is Gettysburg and how do you know were it is?
yes. the battle of gettysburg is inmportant.it was the last hurrahfor the confederacy.an high mark of the cofederacy
What happend at the outcome of the battle of Gettysburg?
The Union won the Battle of Gettysburg witch is know as the bloodies battle in the Civil War history.
What battle lasted 3 days and was one of the most important battles of the civil war?
I know one of them is Gettysburg.
Why is the battle of Gettysburg still remembered as a turning point in the civil war?
It was Lee's second and last failed attempt to invade Pennsylvania. It was on the same day as the relief of Vicksburg, far away on the Mississippi, which ended the war in the West. Together they made a joyous July the Fourth anouncement and celebration.
What war is the Gettysburg Address presenting?
The US Civil War (1861-1865).The US Civil War .The Gettysburg Address was given by US President Lincoln on November 19, 1863. Lincoln was not even the principal speaker at this dedication to the Gettysburg National Cemetery. That speaker was Edward Everett, considered one of the greatest orators of the day. His speech was about 2 hours, and few today know what he said
Bloodiest battle of civil war?
battle of antietam (NEW RESPONDENT) That was the bloodiest 1-day battle. Gettysburg was the bloodiest alogether.
What would have happened if General Ewells men hadn't gone looking for shoes on July 1 1863 in Gettysburg?
Gettysburg probably wouldn't have happened. However, it might have been a different battle because they might have met up somewhere else. Another outcome might have been that the North would have lost the war. Gettysburg was one of the major turing points in the Civil War. The North might have lost. Then again, the North was winning back its footing and Gettysburg was not the only turning point in the War. So, I guess we'll never really know what could've happened if Gettysurg had not been. But I think it is much more comforting to know that what really happened in the end effects our lives today, and we can all live free.
How did the holocaust make a turning point in history?
I do not know how one could call it a turning point, as one would have to say what what it turned from and to. But it is one point in History that most things are compared to.
What battle is know as the turning point in the pacific war?
The battle of Midway
