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General Lee invaded the state of Maryland in 1862 and was defeated at the Battle of Antietam September 17. His second invasion of the North was into Pennsylvania and there he was defeated at the Battle of Gettysburg, July 1-3, 1863.
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What was the significance of the battle at Antietam Creek?
The bloodiest single-day battle of the war, this attempt of Lee's to invade the North was thwarted
Why did Robert E. Lee invade the North?
He wanted to invade the north for four reasons. 1. to feed his troops with the north's food 2. to prove they can win battles to get European allies 3. to lure out the Federal army and destroy it and 4. to make the northern public tire of the war
What battle did union commander stopped confedreate invasion?
Battle of Antietam (or Sharpsburg) stopped General Lee's first invasion of the North. The second invasion was stopped at Gettysburg, PA. In a technical sense, Antietam caused the invading Army of Northern Virginia to retreat from its already launched invasion of the North.
What was won and lost during the Korean War?
ROK (Republic of South Korea) defeated North Korea's attempt to conquer it. North Korean Communist aggression was stopped at the 38th parallel.
Why did the United States invade North Vietnam when the war was going on?
how come the united states did not invade north vietnam to end the war
What second battle did Lee get stopped at?
The second time he tried to invade the North - Gettysburg.
What city in Maryland was the confederate troops stopped when lee started to invade the north?
Battle of Antietam
Was most of the Civil War fought in the North or the South?
All in the South, except for early battles in Missouri, the attempt by Braxton Bragg to recruit Confederates in Kentucky, and Rober E. Lee's two failed attempts to invade Pennsylvania.
What battle stoped lees invasion?
His first attempt at invading the North was stopped at Antietam. The second was stopped at Gettysburg.
When did the British attempt to invade central North Carolina during the revolutionary war?
I think that the British lead by General Clinton attempted to invade a part of central North Carolina sometime in 1776.
What are the reasons that Gettysburg and Vicksburg were important battles?
Gettysburg and Vicksburg was important because it showed that the Confederates could not invade the North.
What was the significance of the battle at Antietam Creek?
The bloodiest single-day battle of the war, this attempt of Lee's to invade the North was thwarted
What battle inspired the gettyburg address?
The Battle of Gettysburg - Lee's last failed attempt to invade the North and threaten Washington.
Why did Hitler invade North Korea?
Hitler did not invade North Korea.
What year did the Confederates invade the North?
They finally crossed the Mason-Dixon line in June 1863 - following an earlier attempt in September 1862.
Why did Robert E. Lee invade the North?
He wanted to invade the north for four reasons. 1. to feed his troops with the north's food 2. to prove they can win battles to get European allies 3. to lure out the Federal army and destroy it and 4. to make the northern public tire of the war
In what way might successes in Korea have later influenced the decision to become more deeply involved in Vietnam?
We stopped em (communists) in Korea, we'd stop em again in Vietnam. However, we didn't repeat one mistake...we did NOT invade North Vietnam as we DID invade North Korea during the Korean War. That action (in Korea) brought Red China into the war. We bombed North Vietnam, but did not invade it.
