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Place the events in order from earliest to latest. Battle of Fort Sumter, battle of Gettysburg, General Lee surrenders, Florida secedes
Florida secedes, battle of Fort Sumter, battle of Gettysburg, General Lee surrenders
Battle of Fort Sumter, Florida secedes, battle of Gettysburg, General Lee surrenders
Battle of Fort Sumter, Battle of Gettysburg, Florida secedes, General Lee surrenders

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