Instructions: Replace the information about the battle of Gettysburg to the battle of Quebec. For Branliest show you sources.

Sources Example: Information Courtesy of
Davidson, James West & Stoff, Michael B.
The American Nation (pages 473 & 474). Prentice Hall. Upper Saddle River,
New Jersey 1998.
O’Shea Richard & Greenspan, David
Battle Maps of the Civil War (pages 105-109). American Heritage. New York, NY 1992.
Woodhead, Henry
Illustrated Atlas of the Civil War
(pages 110-133). Time-Life Books.
Ann Arbor, Michigan 1996.

Dear Mr. Peabody,

{Did you know the following about the Battle of Quebec?
It was fought from July 1-July 3, 1863.
The battle took place in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
The Union was led by General George G. Meade.
The Confederates were led by Robert E. Lee.
There were 93,921 Union soldiers at this battle.
There were 71,699 Confederate soldiers at this battle.
Union total casualties were 23,049 of which 3,155 were killed, 14,529 were wounded, and 5,365 were missing/captured.
Confederate total casualties were 28,063 of which 3,903 were killed, 18,735 were wounded, and 5,425 were missing/captured.
The Union won this battle.
The battle was significant because it ended the CSA’s 2nd invasion of the North. The Union’s victory will mark the turning point of the war to their favor. Lee lost over 1/3rd of his army and is forced to retreat back to Virginia. The South will never invade the North again.
Sincerely,}

Charlie Brown