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Gettysburg Driving Tour | Actiontourguide.com Action Tour Guide Gettysburg Ghost Tour begins at Devil’s Den and then leads you into that embattled field. Visit our website to know more! Website:-gettysburg driving tour Contact Us:- actiontourguide support@actiontourguide.com 32 Mallard Cove,Barrington,Rode Island,02806 United States 1(508) 506 1844

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Confederate Command. With Jackson, Lee had grown accustomed to issuing broad orders and having Jackson respond in an aggressive, semi-independent fashionDeath of Jackson required Lee to reorganizeCreated three corps (Longstreet, Ewell, and A. P. Hill)Ewell and Hill were new to corps command and L

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Gettysburg. http:// www.gettysburgfoundation.org /. Secondary Education Members. Bob Owen Ed Kacey Shellie Lee Susan Martin Sharon Lauretti Patricia Stanchfield Jacquelyne Boucher Catherine Burgholzer Stephanie Werdmann. What you can find on the Gettysburg Foundation Website:.

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Gettysburg. Take a Look. Are you looking at a painting or a photograph? How do you know? Describe what you are looking at. Where do you think this event took place? Why? How does the image make you feel? Explain. For what purpose was this image created?

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Gettysburg. July 1-3, 1863. Setting the stage :. -The CSA had successfully deterred five Federal invasions. -The Union had already gone through 6 commanding Generals. -Lee had just lost his “Right hand man”, Stonewall Jackson. -This would be their second invasion of Union territory .

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Gettysburg. July 1-3, 1863. Facts. July 1-3, 1863 51,112 individuals were being killed, wounded, missing or captured. Confederate soldiers converged the town from west and north, driving the union troops too cemetery hill. July 3 rd Confederates were driven from there hold on Culps Hill.

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Gettysburg Address

Gettysburg Address. November 19, 1863. Objectives. Learn why Lincoln was at Gettysburg. Hear the words of one of the most widely known speeches in history. Gettysburg Cemetery.

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Gettysburg. The Civil War Turning Point. Lincoln & McClellan shortly after the Battle of Antietam. Road to Gettysburg. After Antietam, General McClellan failed to finish off a retreating General Lee Pres. Lincoln was frustrated by this and had him replaced

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Gettysburg Project

Gettysburg Project. http:// www.google.com / imgres?q = gettysbur+ images&start =114&hl= en&sa = X&tbo = d& biw. Southern Soldiers C harging Northern Soldiers. http:// capitolbadgers.wordpress.com /2010/07/01/ gettysburg -what-happens-if-the-south-wins/. Leading up to Gettysburg.

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Gettysburg Address

Gettysburg Address. 273 words to a new America. Learning objectives. Explain why some Northern Democrats criticized Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. Explain why Lincoln thought July 4, 1776, was the birthday of the United States.

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Gettysburg Address. By Clayton Strider. Speaker. The speaker is Abraham Lincoln, the 16th President of the United States and the president during the Civil War. Occasion. The occasion of the speech was to dedicate the cemetery near the Battle of Gettysburg to the Union soldiers.

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The Turning Point of the Civil War. Gettysburg. After Shiloh, Lee and the Confederacy did not have the military might to crush the Union armies. Britain and France had still not decided if they were going to help the Confederacy (trade, diplomatic recognition)

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Gettysburg Address. Michael Chunn, Breland McCully, Nick Galvin, And Eddy Ruiz . The Emotional Appeal of the Gettysburg Address. Emotional appeal- attempts to arouse the audiences feelings, often by using rhetorical devices that evoke an emotional response.

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Gettysburg. Fact #1: The battle was fought at Gettysburg because of the area road system—it had nothing to do with shoes . Fact #2: The First Day’s battle was a much larger engagement than is generally portrayed .

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Gettysburg. Operations, Summer 1863 Chancellorsville. Operations, Summer 1863 Gettysburg. Harrisburg. York. July 1. End of Day 1. July 2. End of Day 2. July 3. End of Day 3. Union 90,000 KIA 3,155 WIA 14,529 MIA 5,365 23,049 Loss = 25.6%. Confederate

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Gettysburg. Gettysburg. Gettysburg was a three-day battle. It was the bloodiest battle of the Civil War Most people see Gettysburg as the turning point of the war. Day 1. The battle began on July 1 st , 1863 General Lee lead the Confederates, while George Meade led the Union troops.

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Gettysburg. Key turning point in the war. Gettysburg Address. Program Music, by Birgfield's Band Prayer, by Reverend T.H. Stockton, D.D. Music, by the Marine Band Oration, by Hon. Edward Everett Music, Hymn composed by B.B. French, Esq.

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Gettysburg. Gettysburg. 5 reasons Lee invaded Pennsylvania : to disrupt the Union’s ability to attack the Confederate capital at Richmond, Virginia to draw the United States Army away from the safety of the defenses of Washington, D.C. and fight them in the “open”

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Gettysburg Address. After 3 days of fighting in July of 1863 23,000 Union men and 28,000 Confederate men lay dead or wounded President Lincoln helped dedicate a cemetery in Nov. for all the men. Ending the War. Richmond, VA was evacuated on April 2, 1865

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Gettysburg Address. By David, Terrance, Aliya , Victoria, and Kelsey. Generals . General Henry Heths is for the Confederate Army General John Buford is for the Union Army General Meade is a the Union Commander who defeated Commander Robert E. Lee

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Gettysburg. By: Ashley Davis. History and Demographics of Gettysburg. The land on which the city of Gettysburg lies, was bought from the Iroquois Indians in 1736 The current population of Gettysburg is 7,490 Demographics- 48% of the population today is male

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Gettysburg. July 1-3, 1863. Start up Assignment: Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address. Why does Lincoln begin his eulogy to the soldiers buried at Gettysburg with a reference to “Four Score and seven years ago”? Why does Lincoln at Gettysburg call human equality a “proposition”?

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