5 Generals of the Civil War
Colonel Benjamin H. Grierson was a union soldier that led his men through the key southern transportation states of Mississippi and Louisiana. Him and his men totally believed in the scorched earth policy. The policy was to destroy anything that their opponent can use against them or demolish anything that the enemy can use to better their chances of victory. The main battle, that made a name for Colonel Benjamin H. Grierson, was the Battle of Newton Station in 1863. Newton Station was a railroad junction that connected Meridan, Jackson, and Vicksburg. Once he was victorious in that battle, he continued his raid through the South, toward his destination of St. Louis. In attempt to stop him, the Rebels step up a last line of defense at the border. The defense would either make or break the South. As a result of that battle, the North, led by Colonel Benjamin H. Grierson, dominated the Southern transportation system.Not only did white soldiers defend the Union, black soldiers contributed to the pat
General Winfield Hancock was the leader of the opposing side of the Civil War, the North. Even though him and his best friend, General Lewis Armistead, were fighting against each other he did not back down. Hancock was shot down in Pickett's Charge, and fell about one-hunderd feet away from Arminstead. Even with their general down the North still prevail in Pickett's Charge. Thanks to General Hancock's army and his tactics skills the North manages to stop the South once again. This victory was the turning point of the Civil War. On the date of July 3, 1863 Pickett's Charge goes into effect. The charge was yet another attempt for the South to win the Civil War. In the Rebel army, emerges one of the best general in the history of war, General Lewis Armistead. Armistead was not fond of the idea of attacking the North. Even though he did not approve he went through the attack. Lewis Armistead lead his men over the fence and toward the forest. The forest was the point of victory in Armistead's eyes. He places his hat on the end of
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