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Union troops were crowded onto the riverbank during the Civil War due to strategic positioning and the need for a stable supply line. This close proximity to the river allowed for easier transportation of troops and supplies, as well as providing a defensive barrier against Confederate forces. Additionally, riverbanks often served as rallying points for soldiers, facilitating movement and coordination during engagements. The pressure of imminent battle also contributed to the gathering of troops in such confined spaces.
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Where does US get its energy?
go onto wikipedia suckers
What did whites expect of Native Americans who were forced onto reservations?
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How were the slaves put onto the boats by the white people?
they had hand cuff things and they were forced onto the boats by the white men. the slaves were sold by there own people because they didn't want them anymore. they had hand cuff things and they were forced onto the boats by the white men. the slaves were sold by there own people because they didn't want them anymore
Which group of moved onto the plains and worked with wild herds and new breeds?
cattlemen
Why was Lincoln minted onto a penny?
Victor David Brenner was the engraver and he made that design.
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How was a castle protected?
well they would have guards that would pour burning oil onto attacking troops and they would have slits that archers would fire arrows at the troops hope this helps
what is the resolution of a story ?
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What is it like in a bus?
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What Song plays when The Ospreys Rugby Union Team Run out onto the Pitch?
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British policy enforced onto American colonies. These acts allowed British troops to take shelter and supplies from the colonists.
Did the United Nations troops led by General Douglas MacArthur invade and dominate all of North Korea?
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What music plays as the players walk onto the field in the rugby world cup 2011?
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