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When did Confederate General Henry Constantine Wayne graduate from West Point?
Confederate General P.T. Beauregard graduated from West Point in 1838. Of the 45 cadets that graduated that year, Beauregard ranked second in his class. Beauregard is most remembered as the Confederate general that followed the orders of Jefferson Davis in the shelling of Fort Sumter in April of 1861.
At Gettysburg what action was directed by Confederation General George Pickett?
At Gettysburg a failure to charge on cemetery hill was directed by confederate general George Pickett.
What was good and bad about general mcClellan?
He was great at organizing troops,but was very slow to take action
What General died in the battle of Shiloh?
Sidney Johnston, leader of the Confederates in Western Tennessee. He was regarded as the best General in America, and his death in action caused a serious loss of Southern morale.
General Robert E Lee's 'Dry Land Merrimac' first saw action during which battle?
Savage Station
When did Confederate General Henry Constantine Wayne graduate from West Point?
Confederate General P.T. Beauregard graduated from West Point in 1838. Of the 45 cadets that graduated that year, Beauregard ranked second in his class. Beauregard is most remembered as the Confederate general that followed the orders of Jefferson Davis in the shelling of Fort Sumter in April of 1861.
What set of circumstances led to the Union's failure to capture Petersburg on June 15 1864?
In the midst of all the action surrounding Richmond and Petersburg in 1864, the Union missed a chance to take Petersburg by bad luck. General Lee had not noticed the movements of 16,000 Federals under the command of General W.F. Smith. Despite General Beauregard's plea for reinforcements. If General Smith had been able to link up with General Wincock, Beauregard's position with only 5,400 troops would have failed to protect a key part of the Southern entrenchment. By the time the Union generals did hook up, late as it was, their planned night assault on Beauregard's position would have been a success. General Smith, however was too cautious, preferring his own plan of attack. While the Northern generals pondered what to do next, Beauregard did receive the reinforcements he needed. He then had a force of 16,000 men plus others sent by Lee.The chance to crush the mere 5,400 Rebels passed them by. This bad mistake caused the war to be extended another 10 months, at least.
What is the subject for the sentence Mrs Anderson gave the student a reward?
Mrs. Anderson is the subject. She is the one performing the action.
What has the author Jennifer Anderson written?
Jennifer. Anderson has written: 'Ready for action' -- subject(s): Drama in education, Popular education
What nicknames does Richard Dean Anderson go by?
Richard Dean Anderson goes by Rick, RDA, The Human Action Man, and Our Last Hope.
What is the rising action in the book Prom by Laurie Halse Anderson?
this book confuses me
Can you enter the action replay code for completing the nationaldex in platinum without the action replay connected?
no
Who is the retired wrestler Anderson?
Arn Anderson real name Marty Lunde He's retires from in ring action but he works for the WWE as a road agent
What are the release dates for General Quarters for Action - 1901?
General Quarters for Action - 1901 was released on: USA: April 1901
How did modern technology help decide the outcome of the First Battle of Bull Run?
While the railways were not a new technology, what was new was the use of railways in battles and in wars. The rail link to where Confederate Johnston's forces were located, and Bull Run, where the armies of Union General McDowell and Confederate General Beauregard were to square off, helped unite the Southern armies and become the deciding factor in the Southern victory at the First Battle of Bull Run.But the railways were a tool to improve upon a military tactic that dated back to the Napoleonic Era. It was known as " interior lines". There were no Union troops standing between those of McDowell and Beauregard. The two Southern armies were thus linked by lines that were interior from the battle front. Any lines of reinforcement to McDowell were not linked. There were "exterior" to the site of the battle action. Both Union General Henry Wager Halleck and Southern General PT Beauregard had read about these tactics long ago. They would be a vital consideration throughout the Civil War.
What has the author Ernest Anderson written?
Ernest Anderson has written: 'Rachel Outgrows the Easter Bunny' 'On the action of Fehling's solution on galactose ..' -- subject(s): Galactose, Fehling's solution
When did Confederate General George Burgwyn Anderson graduate from West Point?
Confederate General George Burgwyn Anderson graduated from West Point in 1852. He was ranked tenth among his class of 43 graduating cadets. Burgwyn Anderson saw extensive action in the Eastern Theater of the US Civil War. He served in the Seven Day's battles, and the battles of Malvern Hill, South Mountain and Antietam. At the latter battle he was seriously wounded. This was on September 17, 1862. He died of his wounds in October of 1862. His amputated foot became infected, causing his death.
