A direct result of the Battle of Gettysburg was A Union victory that bolstered Northern morale.

The successful repulsion of the Confederate invasion represented a pivotal moment in the Civil War, greatly boosting the morale of both Union citizens and soldiers. This victory, along with the earlier capture of Vicksburg, revitalized support for the war in the North. It reinforced the conviction that the Union could triumph, leading to heightened recruitment efforts and a strengthened dedication to the war aims in the subsequent months.