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Because their army failed to destroy or scatter Grant's Union Army and was forced to retire towards Memphis, thus giving way the Federals to further advance southward along the Mississippi River.
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Why is Shiloh considered a confederate defeat?
The Confederate troops caught Grant's army off guard and almost won the battle on the first day.
Is Shiloh considered a biography?
No because biography's are non fiction and Shiloh is fiction.
Where in Tennessee did General Johnston Bearugard defeat grant in the civil war?
Shiloh
Generals Johnston and beauregard tried to defeat grant near what county meeting house in Tennessee?
I'm pretty sure it's the battle of shilOh. I'm doing the Same homework bud
Why was Shiloh considered a confederate defeat?
The Battle of Shiloh, fought in April 1862, is often considered a Confederate defeat due to the heavy casualties they suffered and the strategic outcome of the engagement. Despite initially gaining the upper hand and pushing Union forces back, the Confederates were unable to secure a decisive victory. The arrival of Union reinforcements the following day turned the tide, leading to a Confederate withdrawal. Ultimately, the battle marked a significant setback for the Confederacy, as it opened the way for Union advances into the South.
What country declared independence from the US in1861?
confedrate states of America confedrate states of America
What did confedrate army faced during battle of alanta?
what did the confedrate army face when in the battle of alanta
Where was the confedrate capital?
Richmond
Why did the Battle of Shiloh turn into a battle?
Because that was where the Confederates had been able to re-group after their defeat at Fort Donelson.
What did the confedrate use for weapons?
guns
Who was the president of the confedrate?
Alexander Stephens.
Who was the president of the confedrate states?
Alexander Stephens.
