Which of the Following Came to Be Grant's Strategy as a Commander

question 57

Multiple Choice

Which of the following came to be Grant's strategy as a commander?

• A) exercising great caution and only launching offensives when absolutely necessary
• B) fighting very short and spread-out battles so as to maintain an element of surprise
• C) acquiring superior weapons to counterbalance the South's superior numbers
• D) engaging strictly in guerrilla warfare and focusing attention on the West
• E) waging a relentless war of attrition such as by confiscating or destroying civilian property

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