what was the turning point of the west in the civil war?

Answer 1

Hi There, Good question for a change? Homework? It is easy the fall of Vicksburg, it tore out the underside of the Confederacy, stopped shipping hindered and movements and basically ended the war for us. The next worse thing and much worse then Gettysburg was the Battle of Franklin, who can even speak of it without tears and a sadden heart? Feel free to write me with questions involving the war [e-mail]. God Bless You and the Southern People.

Answer 2

In many ways, the Battle of Waterloo in 1815 constituted a crucial turning point in the tactics of land warfare. Until then, even though weapons and methods had varied greatly, land battles had essentially been single events, taking up a few square miles and lasting no more than a few hours or a day at most.

Answer 3

When the North defeated the South at Mobile Alabama. This divide the South so that they could not use the Mississippi River.

Answer 4

When the South lost.