What were the military strategies of the north and south at the outset of the civil war
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The North's military strategy in the Civil war was to engage in
total war. Total war involves complete destruction of the opposing
force and their resources. The South's military strategy was to
prolong the war making it costly to the North in hopes them
eventually stopping it.
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Who led the battle of Shiloh
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Don Carlos Buell led the battle of shiloh~
-kcoulter
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Who was Ulysses S. Grant's mom
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General Ulysses Grant's mother was Hannah Simpson Grant.
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Who were the presidents for the Battle of Bull Run
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During both battles of Bull Run (1861 and 1862) as it was known
in the North, and Manassas as it was known in the South, Abraham
Lincoln was President of the Union (the North) and Jefferson Davis
was President of the Confederacy (the South).
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What occurred at the Battle of Glorieta Pass
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The Union prevented the Confederacy from taking control of the
West
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Which military leader opposed slavery and secession but turned down an offer to command union forces
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Sounds like Robert E. Lee, who turned down the top job, because
he would not draw his sword against his home-state of Virginia.
He was certainly anti-secession.
As for claims that he was anti-slavery, these are
controversial.
He was accused of brutality to the slaves he inherited from his
father-in-law Custis. But Custis had left a legacy of trouble by
promising his slaves that they would be freed on his death, without
explaining that it would take a couple of years to administer the
will.
The angry slaves tried to go on strike, and Lee felt he no
option but to bring out the whip.
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What were the military strategies of the north and south at the outset of the civil war
The North's military strategy in the Civil war was to engage in
total war. Total war involves complete destruction of the opposing
force and their resources. The South's military strategy was to
prolong the war making it costly to the North in hopes them
eventually stopping it.
Who led the battle of Shiloh
Don Carlos Buell led the battle of shiloh~
-kcoulter
Who was Ulysses S. Grant's mom
General Ulysses Grant's mother was Hannah Simpson Grant.
Who were the presidents for the Battle of Bull Run
During both battles of Bull Run (1861 and 1862) as it was known
in the North, and Manassas as it was known in the South, Abraham
Lincoln was President of the Union (the North) and Jefferson Davis
was President of the Confederacy (the South).
What occurred at the Battle of Glorieta Pass
The Union prevented the Confederacy from taking control of the
West
Which military leader opposed slavery and secession but turned down an offer to command union forces
Sounds like Robert E. Lee, who turned down the top job, because
he would not draw his sword against his home-state of Virginia.
He was certainly anti-secession.
As for claims that he was anti-slavery, these are
controversial.
He was accused of brutality to the slaves he inherited from his
father-in-law Custis. But Custis had left a legacy of trouble by
promising his slaves that they would be freed on his death, without
explaining that it would take a couple of years to administer the
will.
The angry slaves tried to go on strike, and Lee felt he no
option but to bring out the whip.