Question

What was the significance of the Battle of Gettysburg?
It marked the last time Confederate troops were able to invade the North.
It was the first battle in which African American troops participated.
It was the first battle fought within territory controlled by the South.
It was that last major victory for the Confederate Army against the Union.

Answer 1

Im pretty sure its "It marked the last time Confederate troops were able to invade the North."

Answer 2

was that right?

Answer 3

yea

Answer 4

ok

Answer 5

The Abolition Movement, which began in the northern states, was sparked during which event?
the Civil War
the Enlightenment
the War of 1812
the American Revolution

Answer 6

whould you mind helping me with a few more

Answer 7

no problem one sec

Answer 8

enlightenment or civil war give me a sec and ill find out

Answer 9

okay!

Answer 10

@horses12345 @ejohnson54

Answer 11

idk what it is

Answer 12

@mg_omg

Answer 13

The abolitionist movement, was a movement for anti-slavery. The Civil war was a war fought so slaves can be free. The north wanted the slaves to be free. The south did not.

Answer 14

so the civil war??

Answer 15

Yeah