How were general ulysses s. grant's tactics different from the generals before him?

question 26 options:

he continuously circled around general robert e. lee to keep him surrounded.

he did not stop between battles for supplies, but kept fighting continuously.

he retreated often to regroup and wait for reinforcements

he always attempted to assault general lee's lines from the front.

The correct answer is b) He did not stop between battles for supplies, but kept fighting continuously.

Explanation:

General Ulysses S. Grant is one of the most famous and celebrated generals in the history of the United States.

He was a key figure in the American Civil War and lead the Union army alongside President Abraham Lincoln.

He soon realized during the War that he had to devise a completely different strategy that can tire the enemy and also surprise them.

In effect, he developed a way to prolong a battle, with continuous supplies and reinforcements coming in. The idea was to continue the battle and make sure the other side cannot fight anymore.

c) troops march forward in close formation against newer, more accurate weapons

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