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28 February, 14:32

Which statement about the Battles of Gettysburg and Vicksburg is true? The Union army won at Gettysburg but lost at Vicksburg. They were both decisive Confederate victories. The Confederate army won at Gettysburg but lost at Vicksburg. They were both decisive Union victories.

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