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1 The Battle Of Gettysburg By: Gabby Sedora, Mark Crenshaw, Logan Curnal

2 Important Facts About The Battle of Gettysburg It was one of the bloodiest battles in the Civil War It was a very short battle It started on July 1 st 1863 through July 3 rd 1863

3 Other Facts There was no trenches to hide in The bedrock made it difficult to dig below 6 inches It was a very critical battle Both sides needed to win

4 Map Of The Battle Of Gettysburg

5 Last Battle At Gettysburg

6 Why The Battle Was Fought In Gettysburg Lee’s troops were desperate for shoes Pennsylvania was known for its shoe factories

7 Fighting At Gettysburg

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