Lee fell back to the West to escape Grant, not the south towards Petersburg, he retreated from Petersburg and Richmond to the west to Appomatix, where he was encircled and ended up surrendering; Johnston tried to take on Sherman's army, but it was too good at the time to be beaten, and he ended up having to surrender; the Red River Campaign under Ben Butler flopped completely, but Phil Sheridan's campaign in the Shannandoah River Valley wiped out the last major food production area the South had in Virginia, and they couldn't support the war really any longer.
The entire leadership, civilian-wise, of the CSA was *unbelievably* racist in their views; the whole reason for their uprising was rooted in racism and slavery derived from and tied to racism! As were sadly a lot of people in their day.
Lee fell back to the West to escape Grant, not the south towards Petersburg, he retreated from Petersburg and Richmond to the west to Appomatix, where he was encircled and ended up surrendering; Johnston tried to take on Sherman's army, but it was too good at the time to be beaten, and he ended up having to surrender; the Red River Campaign under Ben Butler flopped completely, but Phil Sheridan's campaign in the Shannandoah River Valley wiped out the last major food production area the South had in Virginia, and they couldn't support the war really any longer.
Where does Captain America fit into all of this?
he doesn't come into the picture until WW1 or WW2.
+Mr turtle ik, I was joking
Percy Cahill so was i
Mr turtle :)
Lol
The entire leadership, civilian-wise, of the CSA was *unbelievably* racist in their views; the whole reason for their uprising was rooted in racism and slavery derived from and tied to racism! As were sadly a lot of people in their day.
POV u came from school 👁👄👁
Yes
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