The Battle of Gettysburg

General Gettysburg and General William Shaman talked best when saying "war is 1". The Civil War was the greatest war against American soil. More than 1 million people have died and millions have been affected. The US spent billions of dollars, and the federal state spent billions of dollars to finance the war. It took three days in pure "hell" in July 1863. The biggest civil war was near a small town in Pennsylvania. More than 50,000 lives were lost in the battlefield of Round Top, Little Round Top, Peach Orchard, Devilsden.

It is known as the most bloody battle in the history of the United States: the battle of Gettysburg. The battlefield seems longing for blood with hunger and thirst. The momentum of southern imports was strong and lost. Until the north finally won, the battle of Gettysburg raised the groaning voice for three days. This victory increased the momentum of the decline in the north. This battle had a great blow to the self in the south and returned the South Union to the south. - The first shot was against Major General Henry Hess (who was looking for General Hill's shoes) by Lieutenant Marcellus Jones of Illinois State 8th Cavalry. Around midnight march to Gettysburg. July 1, 1836. (Devlie)

The battle of Gettysburg, the battle of Gettysburg occurred on July 3, 1863. It was the turning point of the American Civil War. The battle of Gettysburg took place between the north and south slaves. Because the north did not want slavery and the south wanted slavery, the whole war ended. A man named John Brown came from the north and he wanted to give slave guns, so there was even a fight. Under the alliance, General George Gordon Mead had approximately 85,000 soldiers, and the Allied troops of General Robert Edwardley had approximately 75,000 soldiers. After the battle of Chancelliersville from May 2nd to 4th, General Lee divided his army into three groups, each of which was ordered by three lieutenants and had an important victory in the league. They are James Longstreet, Richard Stoddert Ewell, and Ambrose Powell Hill. Before Ewel arrived from the afternoon north, Hill met a strong opposition and was uncertain about the fight.