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President Lincoln's changed his commanding general several times.
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What was true of the strategy of Lincoln in the war?
President Lincoln's changed his commanding general several times.
What was true of the strategy of president Lincoln during the war?
he changed his commanding general several times
After the unsuccessful peninsula campaign what did Lincoln and the Union turned to?
The new strategy was based on total war on the Confederacy.
What was true of strategies of president Lincoln in the war?
President Lincoln's changed his commanding general several times.
What was true of the strategie of president Lincoln in the war?
President Lincoln's changed his commanding general several times.
What was true of the strategies of president Lincoln in the war?
President Lincoln's changed his commanding general several times.
Why was Abraham Lincoln called a war president?
Because of his Good Strategy was too the point that. F+@%$^%^&&%^^IT I MESSED UP
Did The North plan to blockade the Southern ports as part of the war strategy?
Yes, it was one of the first strategies adopted by Lincoln.
Was the South's strategy for fighting the war a good one?
hell no they wanted to keep having slaves, that's why they killed Lincoln.
What was the lightning war strategy used by the Germans?
True. "Lighting War" in German is blitzkrieg
Is true is true Terrorism is never a strategy and always a goal?
No, it's not true. Terrorism is a strategy, not a goal.
What new tactic did Lincoln believe was needed to win the war?
Lincoln believed that a more aggressive military strategy was necessary to win the Civil War. He advocated for the use of total war, which involved not only defeating Confederate armies but also destroying their economic resources and infrastructure to diminish their capacity to sustain the war. This shift in tactics was aimed at hastening the end of the conflict and ultimately preserving the Union. Lincoln's support for generals who embraced this strategy, like Ulysses S. Grant, marked a significant turning point in the Union's approach to the war.
