This is a union battle gear.
Gettysburg was great. It is one of the most interesting battles of the civil war. Union general george Meade prevented confederate general Robert e. Lee from taking over D.C.
my favorite part of gettysburg was the ghost tour. our tour guide was really nice and allowed us to use equipment to contact ghosts. a series of skirmishes took place all over gettysburg. in the town we saw bullet holes and logded in cannon balls in the walls.
i enjoyed gettysburg. miles

New York and Boston are both very interesting cities and both have historical significance, but if I had to choose one to live in I would choose Boston.  I would not like to live in a big city like New York because it seems to me to be to dense of a city.  Boston seems to have more Revolutionary War significance and has many good colleges nearby. - Jesse

Boston (Quincy Market)

New York (View from top of the Rockefeller Cener)

Every culture has its own story of how their world was created. Greek mythology states that when the world began, it was a place where humans weren't welcome. They lived in caves, hiding from the titan lord Kronos. But then Kronos received a prophecy, telling him that his five children would overthrow him. To avoid the prophecy, he ate his children, but his wife tricked him by keeping one of the children away from him. Since all of his children were immortal, they were growing up completely normally in his stomache. When the one who escaped being eaten (Zeus) became an adult, he fed Kronos a poison, making him throw up the other four children. Then all five of the children attacked him, chopped him into tiny peices with his own scythe, and threw him in to the darkest part of Tartaurus (hell, basically). The five children became the gods (Zeus, Hera, Demeter, Poseidon, and Hades)
. They were good leaders, and under them humans started to grow and learn.
-Sophie. History

The view from little round top.(with seth in the back ground). miles

The group repessents various types who joined the confederates. On the very top, is Robert E. Lee. this is called the Virginia Memorial. It was dedicated on June 6, 1917
this is on the gettysburg battle site near other southern cannons.miles

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This is a 3d representation painting of the battle of gettysburg. This really portrays what happened.

the battle of getysburg was one of great loss. It was the turning point for the war and is one of the bloodiest battles. The battle went on for 3 days. There were 40,000 wounded and 11,000 killed. This was a total of 51,000 casualties in total, which is about 20 times th population of the town of gettysburg. So if you divide the total number of casualties by the 3 days the battle took, that means that it was a rate of 17,000 casualties a day. That is just shocking./// Ibrahim

These are the faces of dead union calvary men. 3155 were killed, 14529 were wounded, and 5365 were captured or missing. Thats about 23,049 men. Miles

About 620,000 soldiers and sailors died in the four year civil war. This is about 2% of the population. that would equal to about 6 million dead today.
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The Battle at Gettysburg- Math (Henry)

The battle at Gettysburg was the turning point for the Union.  Around 11,000 died, while 40,000 soldiers were wounded.  This adds up to 51,000 people, about 20 times the amount of people in Gettysburg.  In total,  nearly 2 percent of all Americans got killed due to the battle. 

These are Union and confederate weapons. Different weapon types were issued to different parts of the army. For example, a knife and a rifles would be issued to an infintry solider. An officer sword would be given to a officer, and so on. Miles

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This is a bronze cannon. It was very common to use these for artilliary on both sides. It was pulled by six horses. the object of the artilliary was to support the infintry. Miles

cannon

the ordanance rifle cannon is made of steel, 73 inches long, weighs 835 pounds, and a firing range of 1835 yards

amish country/ gettysburg

amish don't use electricity or most kinds of vehicles. they have much different style of marrige and are mostly all agriculture. gettysburgj was a huge war that left many dead and injured. there are also many ghost stories of the dead

art museum 2

this kanta, probably form japan has small etchings that make an artistic and mice looking sword that might have been used or just for show.