Ewell would later unsuccessfully attack Culp's Hill, which controlled the Union supply line of Baltimore Pike.
Victims of this battle's first day included General John Reynolds, who was replaced by Hancock, who ensured that Union troops controlled a ridge which was luckily not assaulted by Confederate General Ewell. Afterward, the losing army successfully fought off its pursuers at the Battle of Hagerstown while trying to cross a river, and before this battle, it had expected to form up at nearby Cashtown. Ewell would later unsuccessfully attack Culp's Hill, which controlled the Union supply line of Baltimore Pike. Other places of note in this battle included the Devil's Den and Little Round Top. It ended when Lee's troops retreated, having lost to General Meade, and included Pickett's Charge. For 10 points, name this July 1863 battle in Pennsylvania, a turning point of the Civil War.
Victims of this battle's first day included General John Reynolds, who was replaced by Hancock, who ensured that Union troops controlled a ridge which was luckily not assaulted by Confederate General Ewell.
Battle of {Gettysburg}