Which of the following were instrumental in General Grant’s plan for ending the Civil War? Select all that apply. (1 point) Responses using generals who would obey without question using generals who would obey without question engaging financial help from European allies engaging financial help from European allies destroying anything in the South that would help the Confederacy destroying anything in the South that would help the Confederacy opening negotiations for a peaceable Confederate surrender

Answer 1

General Grant's plan for ending the Civil War included the following strategies:

• Using generals who would obey without question: Grant believed in having a unified command and relied on generals who would follow his strategy.

• Destroying anything in the South that would help the Confederacy: Grant's strategy included "total war," which involved destroying resources that the Confederate army could use.

The other options, such as engaging financial help from European allies and opening negotiations for a peaceable Confederate surrender, were not instrumental to Grant's plans.

So, the correct selections are:

1. Using generals who would obey without question
2. Destroying anything in the South that would help the Confederacy