He sends General Sherman on his famous march to the sea, where Sherman and his troops burn everything in their path. While this was going on, Grant was attacking Lee's army, just battle after battle, because Lee had no reserves to replace men who have died, but the Union had many civilians in their reserve...
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It took Grant over 9 months, but after he took Pittsburgh, he went for the capitol, Richmond. 4 days after he captured Richmond, Lee sent him a letter setting the terms for surrender. They met at the Appomattox Court House, where Lee officially surrendered, on April 9th, 1865.
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General Ulysses S. Grant He sends General Sherman on his famous march to the sea, where Sherman and his troops burn everything in their path. While this was going on, Grant was attacking Lee's army, just battle after battle, because Lee had no reserves to replace men who have died, but the Union had many civilians in their reserve...	2 / 330
Ulysses S. Grant Only a few days after he assumed his new command, he occupied Paducah, Kentucky at the strategic junction of the Ohio and Tennessee Rivers. On November 7th he attacked the Confederates at Belmont, MO in an assault that was neither well planned nor well executed...	2 / 533
Ulysses S. Grant Only a few days after he assumed his new command, he occupied Paducah, Kentucky at the strategic junction of the Ohio and Tennessee Rivers. On November 7th he attacked the Confederates at Belmont, MO in an assault that was neither well planned nor well executed...	2 / 533
assess the role of Ulysses S. Grant in the union victory Grant spent the winter of 62-63 attempting and failing multiple operations to gain access to the town, Grant crossed the Mississippi and headed for Jackson, he took a great risk and cut away from his supplies to sever the railroad to Vicksburg effectively cutting the confederate garrison off from reinforcements...	4 / 1016