December 28, 200718 yr Author Thats correct! When did General Grant succed in cuttinng the last railroad linking Richmond with the lower south?
December 29, 200718 yr It's either April 2nd or April 3rd my research sounded like it was at night on April 2nd but could have been after midnight technically making it April 3rd
December 29, 200718 yr Author Again your soo close B!! its April 1, 1865What other name is often applied to the battle of Brandy Station, Virginia, June 9, 1863?
December 30, 200718 yr Author yup yup thats correct!Who was the first man in the U.S. military to hold the rank of general in the army?
December 31, 200718 yr Author thats correctWhat firn unionist, who was appointed military governer of Tennesse, became the seventeenth president of the United States?
December 31, 200718 yr Author Alright Miss smarty britches....What C.S.A captain was the Gosport Navy head who was in charge of rebuilding and converting the USS Merimack?
December 31, 200718 yr Author Nope, French ForrestAs head of the James River Squadron, what commodore gave vital naval support to U.S. Grant's final campaign?
January 1, 200818 yr Author na na na na boo boo!!! lmao love ya B!William RadfordSherman's march to the sea ended at what southern city?
January 1, 200818 yr Author What Confederate Calvryman reached the outskirts of Washington D.C., on July 11, 1864?
January 3, 200818 yr Author Well.... heres the answer if you'd like it B.. I think I confused you or something.Jubal EarlyWhat distinguished the eight-inch seacoast howitzer, model 1841, from counterparts used in field?
January 4, 200818 yr Author you sure do know yer artiliary there BThriteen-inch seacoast mortars could send a 220-pound bomb 4,325 yards if elevated to what degree?
January 4, 200818 yr Author Correct again!At what point did the James river did Benjamin Butler, U.S.A,try to cut a 174-yard canal in August 1864?
January 6, 200818 yr Author you guessed right B!How many successful voyages made by the C.S.A. blockade runner would pay for the ship?
January 6, 200818 yr guessing again....blockading was a profitable business from what I've found so I'm going to say it only took 1 voyage
January 12, 200818 yr Author Because many used smokeless coal and feathered paddles, what were blockade runners called?
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