The battle of the Wilderness was significant to the war because it was the first time that General Ulysses S. Grant, and General Robert E. Lee fought against each other.
IMPROVEMENT.
For the first time from the outbreak of Civil War, the Army of Potomac, after having sustained a setback or, better said in this case, a stalemate, didn't retreat but advanced towards Richmond, forcing Lee's Army to follow in order to prevent of being separated from its Capital City.
By so doing, Grant started a new phase of his strategy based upon the "Strategic Intimidation", by which eventually managed to deprive Lee of his "freedom of movements" and indissolubly pinned him down to the Richmond defence.
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The battle of Wilderness led to the battle of Spotsylvania.
It was the first battle of the Revolutionary War.
The Battle of the Wilderness The last offensive battle of General Lee's Army was the Battle of Bristoe Station.
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Lee was winning the battles, but Grant was winning the war by crowding him into a corner.
The battle of Wilderness led to the battle of Spotsylvania.
The Battle of the Wilderness was fought in Virginia, about 20 kilometers west from Fredericksburg, as the crow flies, near Chancellorsville.
because it was the first war of the revolution war. :]
The Wilderness.
It was the first battle of the Revolutionary War.
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It was the turning point of the war
Battle of the Wilderness happened in 1864.
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The Battle of the Wilderness The last offensive battle of General Lee's Army was the Battle of Bristoe Station.
A derelict building that had been a tavern. It marked the crossroads at Spotsylvania, where the Union lost again to Lee, after the Battle of the Wilderness. But it was significant because Lee's cavalry chief Jeb Stuart was killed there.