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Why were the battles at gettysburg and vicksburg considered a turning point?

Why were the battles at gettysburg and vicksburg considered a turning point?
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Why were the battles at gettysburg and vicksburg considered a turning point?

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It was considered a turning point in the war because that's when it started looking good for the North. The Union's victory placed the Confederacy on the defensive end. Robert E. Lee's most ambitious attempt to invade Union territory.
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