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20 October, 12:40

Ulysses S. Grant's election as president was largely a result of his being

A) governor of New York during the postwar economic boom.

B) a triumphant commanding general of the Union army.

C) the popular administrator of the Freedmen's Bureau.

D) a flamboyant cavalry officer in the western Indian wars.

E) incorruptible.

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  1. 20 October, 14:24
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    He was elected president because of his success as a Union army general during the Civil War.
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