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Grant starved them out for forty days and pounded them with artillery until they surrendered.

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Q: How did grants siege of vicksburge lead to the surrender of confederate troops?
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What happened at vicksburge battle?

The Union troops crossed the Mississippi River and drove the Confederate troops out of Vicksburg


How did grants siege of Vicksburg lead to the surrender of confederate troops?

Grant starved them out for forty days and pounded them with artillery until they surrendered.


How did grants siege of Vicksburg lead to the surrender of the confederate troops?

Grant starved them out for forty days and pounded them with artillery until they surrendered.


Where were confederate troops forced to surrender?

Because they loose the war


Who was in charge of confederate troops at the surrender at appomattox?

General Robert E. Lee


What advice did General Lee give Confederate troops after his surrender?

stay strong and win this war!


What are confederate troops?

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At whose farmhouse parlor did the surrender of the northern part of the confederate troops take place?

Wilmur Mclean's farmhouse parlor


How did Grant's siege of Vicksburg lead to the surrender of Confederate troops?

Grant starved them out for forty days and pounded them with artillery until they surrendered.


What advice did General Lee give Confederate troops after his surrender during the US Civil War?

we stillgot cotton i guess lol :)


How did grant siege of Vicksburg lead to the surrender of confederate troops?

Grant starved them out for forty days and pounded them with artillery until they surrendered.


Who was the last confederate commander to surrender thus bringing the civil war to the end?

The last regular army Confederate general to surrender was Lt. Gen. E. Kirby Smith on May 26th 1865. He then fled to Mexico with some 2000 of his troops. Cherokee Chief Stand Waitie who was aligned with the Confederate army did not surrender his force of warriors from various Indian tribes until June 23rd 1865. As Waitie was commissioned a brigadier general in the Confederate Army, he can be said to be the last Confederate general to surrender; however, Waitie did not command a Confederate army but rather a coalition of native American irregulars aligned with but not a part of the Confederate Armed Forces.