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    early morning. As Longstreet’s men were marching toward their target they had to reverse and countermarch after it was discovered their current path would put them in view of a signal station on top of Little Round Top (Battle). This cost the Confederates valuable time and they weren’t able to mount an offensive until just after 4 P.M. hours later than Robert E. Lee had

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    they were used to spot soldiers from the fortresses. Although‚ the Union and Confederate Armies took previous technology and formed it to their needs‚ some new technologies were made. An example would be grenades and landmines. Throughout the Civil War‚ technology was either formed to the needs of the military‚ or created for the military. The technology

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    Gettysburg Movie Analysis

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    The United States Civil War was fought between the states remaining loyal to the Union (predominately states from the North) and those wishing to secede‚ forming a separate nation‚ the Confederate States of America (made up of the southern states). One of the deadliest battles of the war was the Battle of Gettysburg. The battle lasted from July 1‚ 1863 until July 3‚1863. This battle is recognized as the deadliest battle to take place on U.S. soil. In 2011‚ the History Channel made a documentary about

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    The Meeting Lena Summary

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    During the meeting Lena told us her story‚ in the story she tells us how her friendship started with Karolina and how her life was affected by WWII. She told us that when germany invaded poland in 1939 that at first it wasn’t so bad‚ but as time went on jews could not go to school‚ had to wear armbands and strict rules were created‚ if anyone broke these rules it resulted in beatings and death. Lena’s dad wanted to bring their town (Chrzanow) back to how it was before the Germans invaded‚ but the

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    Baltimore to serve as Confederate railroad hospital‚ rebel generals increasingly could not move men and supplies swiftly from theatre to theatre. Nor could the confederacy compete with Union ironclads.” (Freehling 63).The efforts and activities by anti-Confederate whites and the anti-Confederate enslaved‚ combined with Union’s superior numbers of men‚ material and transportation‚ helped undermine the Confederacy and changed the course of the Civil War. Without the Anti-Confederate white’s industrial

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    Why the North Won

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    Union and Confederate Advantages The Union certainly had considerable advantages. There were 22 million people in the North compared with only 9 million in the South (of whom only 5.5 million were whites). The North had a much greater industrial capacity. In 1860 Northern states produced 97 per cent of the USA’s firearms and 94 per cent of its pig iron. Even in agriculture the North enjoyed an edge. The Confederacy hoped to make good its lack of materials by trading with Europe‚ but the Union used

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    a three day long war between the Union and the Confederates. The Union wanted freedom for all the states‚ but the Confederates wanted slavery in the south. The leader of the Confederates is Robert E. Lee. The leader of the Union is Cornel Laurence Chamblin. Both are great leaders and great men. They fought for what they believed as right and fair. The Battle of Gettysburg occurred on July 1‚ 1863 during the Civil War. The Union and the Confederates fought on a huge field with two hills. They both

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    political and social landscape of our great nation. Gettysburg effectively ended the Confederate Army’s offensive capabilities and essentially ended the war. General Lee’s ego and his desire to crush the Union Army on the field of battle led to the Confederate defeat at Gettysburg. Victories just prior to the main battle exhausted his men

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    during the Civil war came from many sources however we will look at on the African American role … African intelligence information was some times referred to as “Black Dispatches”‚ this was a term used by Union military men for intelligence on Confederate forces provided by Negroes. This source of information represented one of the most creative and productive types of intelligence information obtained and acted upon by Union forces throughout the Civil War. Black Dispatches resulted from frontline

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    Robert E Lee Thesis

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    meanings behind Confederate monuments. Mortimer K Adler said‚ “You must be able to say ‘I understand‚’ before you can say ‘I agree‚’ or ‘disagree‚’ or ‘I suspend your judgment.’” A lack of understanding is America’s biggest plight. Our lack of understanding opposing views is what divides us‚ much like the debate over the Confederate statues in Virginia. Our refusal to listen to one another regardless if we agree is what hinders us from progress. Historic statues like the statue of Confederate General Robert

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