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The noteworthy part of the Battle of Gettysburg would be the attempt of General Robert E. Lee's troops to get a decisive victory on Union soil. Specifically, I am talking about Antietam, when the Union army desperately needed a sound victory over the famous and feared Robert E. Lee, known to be almost infallible.
We need to have in mind that General Lee had considerable victories in battles such as the Second Bull Run and Fredericksburg. President Lincoln tried to make the impossible to support the Union army to stop Lee with the Army of the Potomac. And the responsibility fell under the arms of General George Meade, who proved to be smart and brave enough to present fierce opposition to the Confederate troops and defeated them.
The Battle of Gettysburg was a bloody battle during the Civil War. The battle was fought in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania from July 1 to July 3, 1863. Historians say that the number of casualties for the North was 23,000 and for the South, 28,000. The Union Army won the battle and it represented the beginning of the end of the Civil War.
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even though the holocaust killed 6 million European jews, the people in Rwanda stilled caused a genocide even though they know what happened to Germany when people found out what was happening
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During his reign, Charles V of Spain engaged in wars to expand the Catholic religion throughout Europe.
During his tenure, Charles V (1500-1558) exerted immense power in Europe. He was the Holy Roman Emperor, King of Castille and Aragon, and his power reached teh Netherlands as the Duke of Burgundy. He expanded his territories to the North of Italy, Germanic lands. unified Spain controlled Austria territories, and of course, his dominions in New Spain after Hernan Cortés had conquered teh Aztec Empire in Mesoamerica.
Martin Puryear’s work C.F.A.O, invites the viewer to consider the history of colonized Africans by peering through a <u>Wheelbarrow.</u>
