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Why is the battle at vicksburg and gettysburg considered the turning point of the civil war?

Why is the battle at vicksburg and gettysburg considered the turning point of the civil war?
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Why is the battle at vicksburg and gettysburg considered the turning point of the civil war?

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Study Island: B: It isolates the Confederacy from the war.

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