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After 1863, what did General Grant want to do even if it meant thousands of Union soldiers would be killed?
crush large numbers of Confederate troops
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Did Ulysses S. Grant ever expierience a tragedy?
He was a civil war general and saw thousands of people brutally killed right in front of him.
What assault did general grant regret?
General Grant regretted the assault on Cold Harbor during the American Civil War. He described it as an unnecessary and costly battle in which thousands of Union soldiers lost their lives. Grant later acknowledged that he should not have ordered the assault and expressed remorse for the resulting high casualties.
Why was the battle of cold harbor fought?
The Battle of Cold Harbor in early June, 1864 was one battle in the so-called "Overland Campaign". The battle was an attempt by General Grant to dislodge General Lee's troops which were intrenched in defensive positions. Grant ordered his soldiers to attack the Confederates. In about twenty minutes 7,000 Union soldiers fell(killed and wounded). This attack was the only one that Grant later said he regretted ordering.
What did general grant premitt the confederate soldiers to return home with?
Their horses. And the officers were allowed to keep their sidearms.
How would you describe general grants terms on the surrendering confederate soldiers?
He was known as "Unconditional Surrender" Grant.
Who were other important people in the wilderness battle?
soldiers and general grant are two important people in the war
After 1863 what did general grant want to do even if it meant thousands of union soldiers were killed?
After 1863, General Ulysses S. Grant aimed to engage the Confederate forces in continuous and aggressive combat, even if it resulted in significant Union casualties. He believed that applying relentless pressure would ultimately wear down the Confederacy's resources and morale, leading to a quicker end to the Civil War. Grant's strategy emphasized the importance of taking and holding territory, as well as inflicting severe losses on the enemy, viewing the war as a test of attrition. This approach was evident in his campaigns, particularly during the Overland Campaign in 1864.
Who was the leader at Shiloh?
The Confederate leader at Shiloh was General Albert Sidney Johnston when they attacked General Grant's army. General Johnston was killed during the battle.
What occurred after general Robert E. Lee surrendered to general Ulysses S. Grant?
The Confederate soldiers were given food and were allowed to keep their horses.
How many were wounded and killed on north and south of battle of wilderness?
When the battle of the wilderness was over an estimated amount of 17 million men died for grant and 15.9 million for General Lee Hope this helps by the way i lied this is wrong lol u fcking retards %
Who were the important Northern and Southern political and military leaders?
General Grant General Grant General Grant
Did what northern general did he surrender?
Ulysses S. Grant. Some people thought it should have been George Meade, commander of the Army of the Potomac, which had actually defeated the Army of Northern Virginia.
