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Why was taking Vicksburg such a daunting task for the Union? (1 point) Responses Vicksburg was protected by a series of canals....Question
Why was taking Vicksburg such a daunting task for the Union?
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Vicksburg was protected by a series of canals.
Vicksburg was protected by a series of canals.
Vicksburg had many geographical advantages.
Vicksburg had many geographical advantages.
The Union army had few troops and supplies.
The Union army had few troops and supplies.
The Union navy had no gunboats.
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Vicksburg was protected by a series of canals.
Vicksburg was protected by a series of canals.
Vicksburg had many geographical advantages.
Vicksburg had many geographical advantages.
The Union army had few troops and supplies.
The Union army had few troops and supplies.
The Union navy had no gunboats.
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Vicksburg had many geographical advantages.
The city was located on high ground overlooking the Mississippi River, making it difficult for Union forces to launch a successful assault. Additionally, its placement made it a key strategic point for controlling the river and supply lines. The surrounding terrain and natural defenses also posed significant challenges to Union forces during the campaign.
The city was located on high ground overlooking the Mississippi River, making it difficult for Union forces to launch a successful assault. Additionally, its placement made it a key strategic point for controlling the river and supply lines. The surrounding terrain and natural defenses also posed significant challenges to Union forces during the campaign.
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