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Every month that went by, the Confederates, recruiting from a much smaller population, were finding it harder to maintain their armies at fighting strength.

After Grant became the Union General-in-Chief in March 1864, he ended the system of prisoner-exchange, to exploit this advantage to the full. The war ended when Lee's battle-lines were simply too thin to hold.

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The Battle of Gettyburg is what mainly turned the tide.

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Grant's capture of Vicksburg choked off the South from reinforcements and resupply along the Mississippi, proving the viability of the Anaconda Plan.

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