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When grant took command of the union forces in 1864 he personally led attacks where?
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Was Ft Donelson from north or south?
Fort Donelson was a Confederate (southern) fort, and was captured by the northern army in February, 1862. U. S. Grant was in command of the Yankee (northern) forces.
After the Battle of Antetam the Union forces were placed under the command of?
General Grant./// Incorrect, after the Battle of Antietam(Sharpsburg) Mr.Lincoln relieved McClellan of command for the second and final time. His replacement was Gen. Ambrose Burnside who only lasted for one battle(Fredricksburg) a serious Union defeat. Incidently Grant did not even enter the Eastern Theatre until the Spring of 1864.
Was briefly relieved of command after the Battle of Shiloh?
General Grant
Was briefly relieved of command after the Battle of Shiloh.?
General Grant
Who was the head of union forces for Shiloh?
Ulysses Grant
Who was the union general in command at the Battle of Shiloh?
Grant commanded the Federal forces at Shiloh.
Who was the general for the union at the battle of petersburg?
Ulysses S. Grant was in command of Union forces at Petersburg.
What was the result of General Grant's victory at Vicksburg?
Command of the Mississippi river to union forces for the duration of the war
Was Ulysses S. Grant a rebel a Yankee or neutral?
Grant was the general in command of all union (i.e. Yankee) forces at the end of the Civil War.
What US Civil War battle gave Major General Henry W. Halleck his first personal command of an army?
Although President Lincoln had appointed Major General Henry W. Halleck to command Union forces in the West, Halleck had never personally commanded a large army. Halleck's major strength was that of a tactician. After the Union victory at the Battle of Shiloh, Halleck lost confidence in General Grant. Immediately after the Battle of Shiloh, he left his headquarters in St. Louis to command the armies of generals Grant, Buell and Pope. Halleck was then personally in command of a force of over 100,000 troops.
What did Ulysses Grant do to become president?
He ran for the office and was well known for his command of Union forces in the Civil War.
Who was the command of the western union army after Ulysses S. Grant was promoted to commander in chief of all union forces?
William T. Sherman
Who took command of the union forces and the north to there defeat of the south?
President Abraham Lincoln, as Commander-in-Chief, was in command of the Union forces in the US Civil War. He had a number of Generals under him, ultimately Ulysses S. Grant was the General who managed the defeat of Southern forces under General Lee, and thus, eventually the defeat of the Confederacy.
Who was the general for the northern states?
The Commanding General of the Union Army during the US Civil War was General U.S. Grant. He was not the first commander of these forces, but he was appointed by Presedent Lincoln to command the U.S. forces prior to the end of the war. General Grant later became the 18th U.S. President.
What role did William T Sherman have on the civil war?
From Shiloh through the Vicksburg campaign and the Battle of Lookout Mountain, Sherman served as Grant's subordinate in the Union Army of the Tennessee. When Grant assumed overall command of Union forces and moved to Washington, Sherman took command of all Union forces in the West (West of the Appalachians) and began his campaign of total war known as Sherman's March to the Sea.
Who was in command of the union for the battle of Shiloh?
Grant-
Was Ft Donelson from north or south?
Fort Donelson was a Confederate (southern) fort, and was captured by the northern army in February, 1862. U. S. Grant was in command of the Yankee (northern) forces.
