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Why would a former confederate officer support Ulysses S. Grant?
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Who the Confederate expert on mines and torpedoes?
The torpedo and mine expert for the Confederacy was former US naval officer Matthew Maury.
Was Robert E. Lee a general for the Confederate army?
Former Union army officer and West Point graduate, Robert E. Lee was appointed as the leading Southern general by Confederate President Jefferson Davis.
What is the former abbreviation for Confederate Road?
the abbreviation is confederate rd
What Confederate Naval officer was placed in charge of mining the waterways and coasts of the South?
The former US Naval officer, Matthew Fontaine Maury was the first Confederate to be placed in charge of mining the South's waterways. Maury had an international reputation for his scientific pursuits in oceanography and navigation. It is estimated that Confederate mines sank or damaged over fifty Union navy ships.
After passage of the Reconstruction Acts who took charge of the governments of the former Confederate states?
his grant of amnesty to former Confederate soldiers
What was true of the klu klux klan?
it was started by former confederate soliders, APEX yall welcome 4 this test y. peep the soundcloud, voidhart
What president was a former union general?
Ulysses S. Grant was a former Union general who became president.
What race was Hellen Keller?
Yes, she was. Her Father was a former Confederate officer, and is sometimes called Captain Keller. Somehow, they try to sidestep this angle of history.
Who was the former union commander elected as president in 1869?
Ulysses S. Grant
Which former confederate state had most blacks holding office during reconstruction?
Which former Confederate state had the most blacks holding office during Reconstruction
Who did the republic congressmen not allow in Congress?
Former Confederate officers
Which group did not share power in reconstructed governments?
Former Confederate
