Describe the positioning of Lee's troops, which allowed them to beat the Union army at Fredricksburg.

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Brooks Yoder

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31 October, 10:54

Describe the positioning of Lee's troops, which allowed them to beat the Union army at Fredricksburg.

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Britney Miller · Answer 1

Lee had high postions on Marye's Heights and with the new union commander who attacked him not knowing what he was doing Lee won a succesful battle with less than 5,000 casulties

Avery Bass · Answer 2

Lee's troop were blocking the crossing. Because of this strategic position, they were able to buy time for the other troops. It took the Union a lot of time to create a passage. The Confederates who were with Lee were already in their defensive stance. The Union was forced to urban combats against the Confederate defenders.