Question 1 • DRHS GA-GSE US History A
A Confederate victory at Gettysburg could have strengthened the South’s position and made European nations more likely to recognize or support the Confederacy. The battle took place in the North, so winning there might also have pressured the Union politically. Control of the Mississippi River, western access, and many important ports depended on campaigns in other regions, not a victory at Gettysburg.
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