Gettysburg

When the unit entered Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, the southern seemed to have won the Civil War. But Gettysburg is a turning point. After three battle of the blood, the league finally won the fight. President Lincoln was inspired by the courage of thousands of soldiers who died there, visited Gettysburg and paid tribute to him. His Gettysburg speech is one of the most famous speech in American history.

The Gettysburg speech is a speech by President Abraham Lincoln and is one of the most famous speech in history. It was delivered at the Diesel National Cemetery in Gettysburg. The battle of Gettysburg was seen as a turning point of the civil war. Lincoln calls on the principle of human equality as stated in the Declaration, not only as a struggle for the alliance, but also a civil war to bring true equality to all citizens, to ensure Americans "freedom Survival democracy to redefine it as "a new life", "People's government, people's government, people's government should not die from the earth."

In the American Civil War, Gettysburg was probably the turning point of the war and it was the last invasion to the land in North America. At that time, Gettysburg was a small town before and during the civil war, but it has changed since the war. In Abraham Lincoln 's Gettysburg speech, there may be many people who remember Pict' s assertion and Gettysburg 's battle, but no one would have thought what happened during battle. - The American Civil War is one of the foundations that makes this country a reality today. However, the fight is thought to have determined the outcome of this war. If this fight goes in a different direction, America that we know today will not exist. This is the battle of Gettysburg.

On November 19, 1863, Abraham Lincoln made a Gettysburg speech in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Lincoln was invited to present 'some appropriate statements' in a ceremony awarding graveyards to the Union soldiers killed in the Battle of Gettysburg. Gettysburg's speech was simple at the time and rarely attracted attention, but it was considered as one of Lincoln's best speech.