During the siege of Petersburg, General Grant

A. abandoned his strategy of total war.

B. had twice as many soldiers as Lee.

C. was driven back by the Confederates.

D. was waging war in his home state.

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Veronica

19 May, 08:12

During the siege of Petersburg, General Grant

A. abandoned his strategy of total war.

B. had twice as many soldiers as Lee.

C. was driven back by the Confederates.

D. was waging war in his home state.

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Larissa Caldwell · Answer 1

The correct option is A. General Grant was the commander of the nothern army during the American civil war. The civil war continued for a long time and it seems as if the southern side were wining. General Grant now decided to abandon the total war strategy and laid seige on the city of Petersburg with aim of starving the southerners to surrender.

During the siege of Petersburg, General GrantA. abandoned his strategy of total war.B. had twice as many soldiers as Lee.C. was driven back by the Confederates.D. was waging war in his home state.

During the siege of Petersburg, General Grant

A. abandoned his strategy of total war.

B. had twice as many soldiers as Lee.

C. was driven back by the Confederates.

D. was waging war in his home state.