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Who was the Surrendering confedrate general?
Robert E Lee
Surrendering Confederate general?
Robert E Lee
What was surrendering confederate general?
Robert E. Lee is the answer.
How would you describe general grants terms on the surrendering confederate soldiers?
He was known as "Unconditional Surrender" Grant.
How do the Japanese feel about surrendering?
Surrendering was not an option.
Who was the commander who said 'nuts' instead of surrendering to superior German forces?
101st Airborne Division Commander General Tony McAuliffe
Why did general grant want to starve Vicksburg into surrendering?
In order to liberate the Mississippi. Vicksburg was the last major enemy garrison on the river.
What was Lee's final act as the general for the confederates?
Surrendering to the Union General-in-Chief U.S.Grant at Appomattox - and incidentally, ordering his army not to scatter and take to the hills for guerrilla warfare, as some officers were urging.
What contribution did Robert E Lee and Ulysses S. Grant make to mold and preserve this country?
General Lee started started meeting with General Grant to negotiate terms of surrendering the civil war.
What did general lee abondon in the spring of 1865?
In the early spring of 1865, General Lee abandoned the capitol of Richmond, Virginia. The Battle of Appomattox Court House was the last engagement General Robert E. Lee fought before surrendering to the Union Army.
Is it true general grant imposed very harsh terms on the surrendering confederate soldiers at appomattox court house?
Yes it is true. I found this out from my history book called THE AMERICAN JOURNEY: MODERN TIMES.IMPROVEMENT.No, the terms were lenient: see Charles Marshall's "An Aide de Camp of Lee.." page 270. Colonel Charles Marshall was Lee's Adjutant General and was present at the surrendering at Appomattox Court House.
How did general Cornwallis surrender in the movie the patriot?
At the end of the movie, General Cornwallis is seen surrendering to American forces at the Battle of Yorktown. This battle was a turning point in the American Revolution, and Cornwallis' surrender was a significant victory for the Americans. In the movie, Cornwallis is seen surrendering with dignity and respect, and he is even given a final salute by the American troops. This scene is a powerful representation of the American victory in the Revolutionary War.
