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The Union's victory at Gettysburg was significant because itResponsesAprevented Britain and Russia from intervening in the Civil WarBprompted Abraham Lincoln to issue the Emancipation ProclamationChalted the last major Confederate invasion of the NorthDgave the Union control over the Mississippi RiverEcaused the Confederacy to surrender
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