There were many Confederate generals that led Southern armies in the course of the four year long US Civil War. Names of note included generals such as:* Robert E. Lee * John Bell Hood * James Longstreet * JEB Stuart * Earl Van Dorn
* Joseph Johnston
* Albert S. Johnston
* PT Beauregard
* AP Hill
* Braxton Bragg
These are just a few of the many Confederate generals.
You need to be much more specific; first off, which side? Confederate or Union?
Secondly, which theater or army?
Thirdly, what time period?
In the US Civil War, military command structures tended to be army-based, with a specific army group being responsible for a "theater" of action. Unlike modern organization, however, there was no overall "supreme" commander on either side. Each theater tended to have a single general in charge, but civilian governments controlled the overall war efforts. In addition, given that Civil War generals often lead from the front edge of the battlefield, there were a considerable number of them killed (or grievously wounded). Furthermore (particularly on the Union side), generals were often changed for political or performance reasons - indeed, for most of the Union war, top generals seldom managed to hold a single command for a full year.
Thus, while we can list a whole bunch of different generals here, that won't answer your question well. Please ask again, being more specific as to which area of operations and what time period you are interested in.
As a short list to explain what I mean by "lots of generals", here's some of both the Union and Confederate Corps commanders (leaving out division and other subordinate generals):
Union: Grant, Meade, McClellan, Hooker, Sherman, Sheridan, Scott
Confederate: Lee, Johnson, Jackson, Early, Longstreet, Stuart
See the two links below for more comprehensive lists of generals in the Civil War.
A lot of different Generals lead different armies, but the most famous General was Robert E. Lee who surrendered at Appomattox Court house.
Civil War Generals II happened in 1997.
Robert E. Lee (confederacy, South) and Ulysses S. Grant (union, North)
Someone who commanded the major armies during the Civil War
Command divisions
He was the leader of Confederate armies during the Civil War.
He was William Tecumseh Sherman.Answer:There were numerous generals in both the Northern and Southern armies during the American Civil War (See Link). As the North eventually carried the war to the South there could even be said to be Northern generals in the South at some periods.
The generals were the officers who led brigade sized units, divisions, corps, and armies.
A General in the Civil War was the highest commander of the confederate or union armies, head of planning and expediting tactics and manuevers of the armies and making decisions regarding battles of the war.
Robert E. Lee was in charge of all Confederate armies throughtout the war. Other Southern generals include Stonewall Jackson, PGT Beauregaurd and Joesph Johnson.
Civil War Generals II was created in 1997.
Civil War Generals II happened in 1997.
The first Battle of Bull Run was won by the Confederacy. General McDowell's army was defeated by Southern armies led by generals PT Beauregard and Johnston.
A. Southern generals were exceptional in the field
General Thomas 'Stonewall' Jackson and General Robert E. Lee
The northern territories of the union armies fought with the southern territories. After John Brown's massacre, the union armies marched to Virginia to meet with Robert Lee's southern armies.
Robert E. Lee (confederacy, South) and Ulysses S. Grant (union, North)
Prior to the US Civil War, generals Stonewall Jackson and George B. McClellan graduated from the USMA, West Point in the same year. They would face each others armies during the early campaigns of the US Civil War.