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7.4 Turning Points of the War

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1 7.4 Turning Points of the War

2 Turning Point Battles Union splits the Confederacy at Vicksburg
Battle of Chancellorsville Jackson dies after being shot by his own men Confederacy wins Battle of Gettysburg Lasted a few days Robert E. Lee defeated and forced to retreat 50,000 dead and wounded—over half Confederates Gettysburg Address—Lincoln Describes the CW as a struggle to fulfill the DOI Battle of Antietam Single most bloody day during the CW—23,000 dead or wounded Lee retreats but Union deaths outnumber Confederate

3 1864 Presidential Election
Union victories boost support for Lincoln Lincoln receives 212 of the 233 electoral votes

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