U.S. Civil War and how the North Won
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What events led to the surrender of the confederate in the civil war?
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This solution reviews the events that led to the surrender o the confederate in the civil war.
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The first event which led to the surrender of the Confederate forces was the battle of Gettysburg (July, 1863). The South, lead by General Robert E. Lee met a larger, better equipped Northern army commanded by General George C. Meade. This would be the last time that Lee would be able to take offensive action as over 20,000 of his soldiers would be killed in the course of the battle.
By 1864-65, the North was clearly on the offensive. Lead by ...
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