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33) At the Battle of Gettysburg, General Robert E. Lee A) captured control of northern territory between Philadelphia and Washington. B) surrendered his army and supplies to General George Meade. C) suffered losses so heavy that he could never mount another southern offensive. D) ordered Pickett's Charge as a daring escape to save his men.
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