Which best describes Ulysses S. Grant?

Grant was a Union general credited with winning the Civil War and was elected president in 1868.

Grant was a Confederate general who surrendered at the end of the Civil War and was elected president in 1868.

Grant was a well-known fighter of corruption in New York City who was a presidential candidate in 1868.

Grant was a relatively unknown governor from Ohio who was a presidential candidate in 1868.

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Nikolas Nicholson

28 May, 09:28

Which best describes Ulysses S. Grant?

Grant was a Union general credited with winning the Civil War and was elected president in 1868.

Grant was a Confederate general who surrendered at the end of the Civil War and was elected president in 1868.

Grant was a well-known fighter of corruption in New York City who was a presidential candidate in 1868.

Grant was a relatively unknown governor from Ohio who was a presidential candidate in 1868.

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Leonard Harding · Answer 1

Grant was a Union general credited with winning the Civil War and was elected president in 1868.

Explanation:

Ulysses Grant was a Union General and was credited with winning the Civil war. He was promoted to Lieutenant - General by President Abraham Lincoln.

Grant was later unanimously nominated by the Republican Party and was elected president in 1868.