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On July 1, 1862, the Battle of Malvern Hill was fought in the Peninsula campaign. Confederate forces under General Robert E. Lee suffered a serious defeat against entrench Union troops. Union commanders under General McClellan urge a counterattack, however McClellan believes he needs to retreat rather than lose more troops.
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Why were the suffragettes their own worst enemy?
the suffragettes were their own worst enemy because of their violent campaign, they were not doing any good, they were hurting people and themselves in this unexeptable cause of action
What battle in 378 was regarded as one of Rome's worst defeats?
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What was the terrain like in Gallipoli?
I dont actually know what it is it might be hills, I dont know. Really I dont give two s**ts
What was the famous civil war prison?
Camp Sumpter at Andersonville, Georgia was reputed to be the worst Confederate States run prison and Camp Rathbun at Elmira, New York the worst run by The United States. Both had similar overall death rates although Camp Rathbun exceeded Camp Sumpter in some months.
Why was the Battle of Chickamauga important in the Civil War?
Because it was one of the worst defeats of the American Civil War. TO IMPROVE THE ANSWER. 1 - Also because it led the Confederates near to reconquer the vital gap and city of Chattanooga, and 2 - because It led General Grant to be appointed as Commander in Chief of the Western Front, including the army of Cumberland.
What battle In was regarded as one of Rome's worst defeats?
The battle of Adrianople was one of Romans worst defeats.
When did the British suffer one of their worst defeats of the American Revolution?
At port taco town
What was the confederate prison called?
The worst one was Andersonville, Georgia.
Where was one of the worst confederate civil prison camps?
Andersonville, Georgia
Where was one of the worst confederate civil war prison camps?
Andersonville, Georgia
What was one of the worst confederate civil war prison capms?
Andersonville, Georgia.
What was the worst day for casualties in the Civil War?
Antietem was the worst day for casualties for over 23,000 union and confederate troops died.
When did the british suffer one of their worst defeats of the war?
It depends on which war you are asking about. In World War 2 it was at Dunkirk in May 1940.
What was the significance The battle of Guadalcanal?
Some of the worst USN defeats and losses in US history; but the first US victory and the first Japanese defeat in WWII.
Why were the suffragettes their own worst enemy?
the suffragettes were their own worst enemy because of their violent campaign, they were not doing any good, they were hurting people and themselves in this unexeptable cause of action
What was the name of the Confederate prison in Georgia with poor conditions?
Andersonville was the most notorious Confederate Prison for Union prisoners of war. They killed the most amount of people in the Civil War and it was the worst camp out of both the Union and Confederate sides. So you can lick my butthole!
In 1780 where did the patriots suffer their worst defeat of the war?
The twin defeats at Camden, South Carolina (leading to the surrender of Charleston) were the worst defeats of the war in some ways. The series of defeats in and around New York City early in the war nearly ended the whole revolution. Taken together, the Battle of Brooklyn Heights (or Battle of Long Island), New York City, Harlem, Fort Washington, Fort Lee, and more, left about half of Washington's men captured or killed.
