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Why did lees army fail to retaliate after union attacks during the wilderness campaign?
Lee's men failed to retaliate after the Union attacks during the Wilderness Campaign due to exhaustion.
Why did lees army fail to retaliate after Union attacks the wilderness campaign?
Lee's men failed to retaliate after the Union attacks during the Wilderness Campaign due to exhaustion.
How many soldiers did the confederates have during the battle of wilderness?
About 68,000 men.
Who Men living in the wilderness next to the colonies?
Frontiersmen
Why did the mountain men exist?
The mountain men were the suppliers to the beaver fur hat industry during the early 1800's. They went into the wilderness to trap and skin beavers and sell the pelts at the yearly rendevous.
Did men get shot trying to get on the lifeboats before women and children?
yes men did get shot!
Who shot the first shot in Sumter South Carolina during the civil War?
It was some soldiers under the command of General P.G.T. Beuregard. This unit was some men form Louisiana. It was the south who fired the first shot.
How is Daniel Boone related to the wilderness road trail?
He personally carved the wilderness road trail with his 30 men for the Transylvania Company.
What can be called a brief summary of the Union campaign in Virginia in 1864 of the US Civil War?
This question refers to the Union's Overland campaign in Virginia in 1864. The campaign began with the Battle of the Wilderness and ended with the Battle of Cold Harbor. The campaign took six weeks and involved three armies, about 200,000 men and produced large numbers of casualties. The North army under US Grant accumulated 64,000 casualties, and 36,000 of them on the South's army led by Robert E. Lee.
What alliances did Australia form through the kokoda campaign?
Australia had no allies helping her during the Kokoda Campaign. Britain deserted us, New Zealand, sent only a few men, and America was ignoring our cries for help.
Is Davy Crockett a mountain men?
Davy Crockett is often associated with the American frontier and is known for his role as a folk hero, soldier, and politician. While he lived during the same period as mountain men, who were typically fur trappers and explorers in the wilderness, Crockett was primarily a frontiersman and a member of the U.S. Congress. Although he did venture into the wilderness and had experiences similar to those of mountain men, he is not specifically classified as one.
In which Civil War battle did most men die of fire?
The Wilderness.
