Responses
The Confederacy did not launch another invasion of the North after the battle.
The Confederacy did not launch another invasion of the North after the battle.
The Confederacy lost control of the Mississippi River because of the defeat.
The Confederacy lost control of the Mississippi River because of the defeat.
General Lee's loss at Gettysburg led to his being removed from command.
General Lee's loss at Gettysburg led to his being removed from command.
General Lee's army regrouped and began planning attacks on Washington, D.C.
1 answer
The best option that exemplifies how the Battle of Gettysburg was a turning point in the Civil War for the Union is:
The Confederacy did not launch another invasion of the North after the battle.
This statement highlights the significance of Gettysburg as it marked the end of Confederate attempts to invade Northern territory, leading to a strategic advantage for the Union in the subsequent phases of the war.
