General Grant's army came closest to defeat in the West as a result of a surprise Confederate attack at the Battle of

A. Fort Henry.

B. Vicksburg.

C. Shiloh.

D. Manassas.

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Finnegan Conner

21 April, 09:58

General Grant's army came closest to defeat in the West as a result of a surprise Confederate attack at the Battle of

A. Fort Henry.

B. Vicksburg.

C. Shiloh.

D. Manassas.

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Brynn Hardin · Answer 1

General Grant's army came closest to defeat in the West as a result of a surprise Confederate attack at the "Battle of Shiloh," which took place between April 6th and 7th in Tennessee.

General Grant's army came closest to defeat in the West as a result of a surprise Confederate attack at the Battle ofA. Fort Henry.B. Vicksburg.C. Shiloh.D. Manassas.

General Grant's army came closest to defeat in the West as a result of a surprise Confederate attack at the Battle of

A. Fort Henry.

B. Vicksburg.

C. Shiloh.

D. Manassas.