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What was General Ulysses S. Grant's strategy to win the war? (1 point) • to utilize the navy more effectively • to wage total w...Asked by Kenny Blakeman
9. What was general Ulysses S. Grant's strategy to win the war?
A: To utilize the navy more effectively
B: To wage total war on the South
C: To bring the war to the territories in the West
D: To allow freed slaves to fight for the north
A: To utilize the navy more effectively
B: To wage total war on the South
C: To bring the war to the territories in the West
D: To allow freed slaves to fight for the north
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B: To wage total war on the South
General Ulysses S. Grant's strategy involved a campaign of total war, which aimed to diminish the South's capacity to fight by targeting not only the Confederate armies but also the economic resources and infrastructure that supported them. This approach was evident during campaigns such as his orchestration of the March to the Sea by General William Tecumseh Sherman, which sought to break the will of the Confederacy through destruction of supplies and resources.
General Ulysses S. Grant's strategy involved a campaign of total war, which aimed to diminish the South's capacity to fight by targeting not only the Confederate armies but also the economic resources and infrastructure that supported them. This approach was evident during campaigns such as his orchestration of the March to the Sea by General William Tecumseh Sherman, which sought to break the will of the Confederacy through destruction of supplies and resources.
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