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According to the selection, many people feel the turning point of the Civil War was the
A Battle of Chancellorsville.
B Siege of Vicksburg.
C Chattanooga invasion.
D Emancipation Proclamation.
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Many historians consider the turning point of the Civil War to be the **Battle of Gettysburg**, which is not listed among your options. However, among the choices you provided, the **D Emancipation Proclamation** is often viewed as a significant turning point as well. It not only shifted the war's focus to the issue of slavery but also allowed for the inclusion of African American soldiers in the Union Army, which bolstered its numbers and moral cause.
If the context of your question emphasizes the practical military outcomes rather than the ideological shifts, then the **B Siege of Vicksburg** is typically considered the military turning point. Please clarify if you're looking for a specific aspect of the war (ideological vs. military) or if I should provide a different focus.