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Generate an engaging, educational image representing key events of the Civil War. Illustrate a map of the United States with highlighted locations of Gettysburg, Antietam, Greenville, Chancellorsville, Shiloh, Fredericksburg, Vicksburg, Fort Summter, Charleston, Columbia, Florence, Orangeburg. Additionally, integrate important symbols or icons associated with these locations to reflect the battles, all without including any textual details.

I need help checking my answers. the ! stands for my answer.

1. what three-day battle became the turing point of the civil war?

gettysburg

antietam

greenville !

chancellorsville

2. the northern victory at_________ split the confederacy and gave control of the mississippi to the north.

shiloh

fredericksburg !

vicksburg

fort summter

3. what south carolina city feared a union attack after the fall of port royal?

charleston !

columbia

florence

orangeburg

4. what civil war battle cost stonewall jackson his life?

antietam

chancellorsville !

gettysburg

vicksburg

my answers r

1. C
2. B
3. A
4. B

The correct answers for connexus:

Lesson 2: Civil War Battles
South Carolina State History 8 B Unit 2: The Civil War
Answers:
1: A
2: C
3: A
4: B

1:A

2:C
3:A
4:B
100% for connexus students :)

A

C
A
B

Still right in 2021!

1: Gettysburg

2: Vicksburg
3: Charleston
4: Chancellorsville

Your is correct

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You are wrong on 1 and 2.

I do not remember where Jackson died. Look him up on your search engine to make sure you know.

like I said though I said either A or C so my new answer for it is C.

Your welcome is correct

thx i needed that

Thank you your wlecome

ok these r my new answers

1. A
2. A

but I think 2 might also be c

I checked he died in chancellorsville

4 is correct.

r my new answers for 1 and 2 correct

1. A yes

2. A no

I changed 2 to C

That's correct, but you're just guessing. Gettysburg and Vicksburg, fought at the same time, together turned the tide of the Civil War. Grant's capture (after a long siege) of Vicksburg, MS split the South and put control of the vital transportation link of the River into Union hands. Perhaps it can be argued that Vicksburg was even more vital to the North's success than Gettysburg, but both were very, very important.

I said on 2 that I did think it also might be C and thank u for checking my questions

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2023 still right

1.A

2.c

3.A

4.B

Just a note, Lila. The battles of the Civil War are important to know about. It was the bloodiest War in American history and VERY significantly changed American history. The ending of slavery was, arguably, the most significant "event" in our history after the Revolution. Battles are important, but the cause and the results of the Civil War are MOST important.

i got it all wrong

Good, that's what I thought, but it's best to look it up if unsure. :) A is NOT the answer to question 2. Shiloh is in Tennessee, no where near the Mississippi River. Gettysburg is correct for question 1. The battle sent Lee's army packing back to the South, ending his invasion of the North, and turning the tide of the war.