A similarity between the Battles of Chancellorsville and Fredericksburg was

O neither had a clear winner. A

O the South won both decisively.

O neither boosted Confederate confidence.

O the North won both decisively.

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29 March, 17:05

A similarity between the Battles of Chancellorsville and Fredericksburg was

O neither had a clear winner. A

O the South won both decisively.

O neither boosted Confederate confidence.

O the North won both decisively.

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Yaritza Banks · Answer 1

the South won both decisively.

Explanation:

In both battles the South won, led by General Robert Lee. Not that both battles were decisive victory for South but they also boosted the confidence of Confederate. Burnside who led the Union in the battle of Fredericksburg had to resign after the heavy defeat in that battle.

A similarity between the Battles of Chancellorsville and Fredericksburg wasO neither had a clear winner. AO the South won both decisively.O neither boosted Confederate confidence.O the North won both decisively.

A similarity between the Battles of Chancellorsville and Fredericksburg was

O neither had a clear winner. A

O the South won both decisively.

O neither boosted Confederate confidence.

O the North won both decisively.