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The only attack Grant wished he had never ordered was at .?
cold harbor
Was General Grant showing respect to General Lee by wearing a muddy privates uniform to General Lees Surrender?
No, General Grant actually was showing disrespect. Grant was very drunk during Lee's act of surrendering. While Lee was sitting on top of a horse very proud, although he did result in the losing position, he was the better general at that time No, General Grant actually was showing disrespect. Grant was very drunk during Lee's act of surrendering. While Lee was sitting on top of a horse very proud, although he did result in the losing position, he was the better general at that time Grant was not drunk. He was suffering from a migrane, not from a hang over. The story we were taught in school was that Grant wanted to end the war as quickly as possible to prevent further loss of life on both sides, and he placed this priority higher than a dress uniform and a shiny pair of boots. I have never heard of any implied disrespect to Lee before reading this question and the first answer to it.
What happened at appomattox court house?
Grant and Lee signed the end of the Civil War.Confederate General Robert E. Lee surrendered his Army of Virginia to the Union General Grant, thus ending the fighting in Virginia. Most of the other Confederate soldiers laid down their arms and went home, too. However, a few generals continued to fight for a few weeks. This surrender officially ended the Civil War and Grant's lienency paved the way for how the Southern states would be received back into the Union.Now this is the right answer so put this on your social studies packet on the Civil WarIt was the scene of Robert E. Lee's surrender to U.S. Grant, effectively ending the war.Lee surrendered to Grant.
Who were the main generals in the american civil war?
Some famous Union Generals include George Custer, Joshua Chamberlain, and George Meade. Other examples include Nathaniel Banks and Ulysses S. Grant. The American Civil War was fought from 1860 to 1865.
What can be said of the Union army during the brutal Wilderness Campaign?
Poor wretches, suffocated by the burning undergrowth, and unable to use their field-guns in dense forest. Yet their morale was not shaken. When Grant ordered them to continue advancing, they set up a big cheer. Incidentally, the Wilderness was a battle, not a campaign. The campaign was the Overland Campaign, a bad mixture of failed assaults and long, soul-destroying months of siege. The only cheerful aspect was the general war situation, tilting in favour of the Union. Grant had ended the system of prisoner-exchange, so the Confederates were doomed to run out of manpower. And Lee was pinned down in a war of attrition that he could never win.
The only attack Grant wished he had never ordered was at .?
cold harbor
When di general grant surrender?
Grant never surrendered. He took the surrender of Robert E. Lee, General-in-Chief of all the Confederate armies.
How did Lieutenant General US Grant follow the Jomini prescription for dealing with lines of operations?
When Lieutenant General US Grant decided how best to deal with General Robert E. Lee in Virginia, the lines of operation prescription noted by military theorist Henri Johmini came into play. Lines of operation should be interior if the combating forces were equal or inferior to the enemy's , and exterior in the case of great numerical superiority. Grant had superiority over Lee and the exterior lines assault had every historical military chance of being successful. Grant's 118,000 troops in May of 1864, moved against the 64,000 troops of General Lee. Grant had never dealt with a general of Lee's ability and Union losses were heavy and no victory came of it as planned. Grant's concentric plan of attack using Union General Butler against Confederate General PT Beauregard failed as well. Even though Beauregard was caught by surprise and was, out numbered by Butler's 30,000 man force on the Virginia coast.
If there was never any court-ordered child support is the biological father of a child responsible for child support if the child is adopted by his stepfather?
In general, no.
Which general did lincolns cabinet want him to get rid of?
Lincoln's Cabinet wanted him to get rid of General George B. McClellan. Or, perhaps better said, not let him be in charge of major armies, and certainly never again as general- in -chief. General Henry Halleck was in charge of the West and US Grant reported to him. Halleck believed that Grant almost failed at Shiloh. This was due to Grant being the victim of a surprise Confederate army assault and perhaps not properly fortifying his position at Pittsburg Landing. Rumors about Grant's drinking problem was also well known Lincoln urged Halleck to stay with Grant because he believed Grant was a fighting general.
Why did General US Grant's attempt to capture Richmond have a better chance of success than that of General McClellan?
In 1864, General in Chief US Grant's plans for the capture of Richmond had the advantage of an exterior line assault, which normally was a disadvantage. With that said, exterior line weaknesses were potentially overcome by the 30,000 troops that were under the command of Union General Butler. Butler was defeated by General Beauregard with fewer troops. Butler was never a good general and Grant made an error by entrusting him with a crucial part of his plan.
Why was defending the Mule Shoe at Spotsylvania vital to the Confederate defense?
At the Battle of Spotsylvania the Mule Shoe was a fortified Confederate salient position that General Grant had ordered General Meade to assault, and with dreadful results for the Union. According to Meade "Even Grant thought it useless to knock our heads against a brick wall, we shall try now once again to draw the enemy out of his stronghold". That never happened and President Lincoln was upset with the huge Union losses.The Confederates were able to turn back the federals, thus its importance.
Why is kratos white?
Krtaos was the general of the Spartan army. He was at war with the barbarians. Kratos and his men were losing the battle, so he called upon Ares, the god of war, to destroy all of his reamaing enemies. In return, Kratos would serve Ares, and grant his every wish. Ares ordered Kratos to attack Sparta, his own home. But Kratos was blinded, and did not reconize his home. Kratos had accidently slaughtered his wife and daugter. Their ashes became attached to Kratos' skin. A reiminder to never forget that day.
When Crobat learn sky attack?
never it never learns sky attack
When is grant mitchell back?
Never
Was General Grant showing respect to General Lee by wearing a muddy privates uniform to General Lees Surrender?
No, General Grant actually was showing disrespect. Grant was very drunk during Lee's act of surrendering. While Lee was sitting on top of a horse very proud, although he did result in the losing position, he was the better general at that time No, General Grant actually was showing disrespect. Grant was very drunk during Lee's act of surrendering. While Lee was sitting on top of a horse very proud, although he did result in the losing position, he was the better general at that time Grant was not drunk. He was suffering from a migrane, not from a hang over. The story we were taught in school was that Grant wanted to end the war as quickly as possible to prevent further loss of life on both sides, and he placed this priority higher than a dress uniform and a shiny pair of boots. I have never heard of any implied disrespect to Lee before reading this question and the first answer to it.
Why does axel attack xion?
Axel attacked Xion because he had to bring her back to The World That Never Was, ordered by the Organization, also he was sick of his friends always leaving him all the time and didn't want her to leave to.
