Cold Harbor
Chattanooga
After the Battle of the Wilderness in May 1864, Union General Ulysses S. Grant's troops moved southward, engaging in a series of battles known as the Overland Campaign. They continued their advance toward Spotsylvania Court House, then to Cold Harbor, before pivoting towards Petersburg, Virginia. The Confederate Army, led by General Robert E. Lee, sought to defend the city, resulting in a prolonged siege that began in June 1864 and lasted until April 1865. This route was marked by significant combat and maneuvering as both sides aimed to secure strategic advantages.
Sherman's troops took the city, but did not destroy it as they had with Atlanta. The Southern troops left the city and it was occupied without a fight. Sherman's army, traveling fast and light, reached Savannah on December 10, 1864 and found Confederate troops under Lt. General Hardee blocking them from the port. Instead, Sherman captured the lightly defended Fort McAllister on the Ogeechee River. With supplies and heavy guns delivered from a Union fleet, Sherman sent an ultimatum to the city leaders on December 17: surrender or be destroyed. Hardee's troops slipped away across the river and the city was surrendered on December 21.
The battle that US troops fought near the city of Sedan, and cut off the German army's supplies was the Meuse Argonne offensive. The soldiers pushed the Germans off Hindenburg lines, which successfully cut off their railway supply lines.
I think the answer is Richmond, Virginia.
Richmond, Virginia
Richmond, Virginia
Battle of Antietam
Cold Harbor
The siege of Boston ended with the British troops evacuating the city. They had to wait in Boston Harbor for a number of days for the wind to be favorable enough to set sail out of the Harbor.
The Battle of ____________ enabled American troops to retake the city of Detroit during the War of 1812
It sounds like Richmond
Chattanooga
Boston Tea Party
the Boston tea party
The Army of the Potomac beats an outnumbered Confederate force at Williamsburg Virginia on May 5, 1862. Union General McClellan occupies the city the next day.