In the course of the US Civil War, how did tactics change?

Battles at sea were more decisive than those on land.

Defensive trench warfare became more common.

Massed groups of soldiers charged the enemy.

More of the responsibility was borne by the cavalry.

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In the course of the US Civil War, how did tactics change?

Battles at sea were more decisive than those on land.

Defensive trench warfare became more common.

Massed groups of soldiers charged the enemy.

More of the responsibility was borne by the cavalry.

anonymous · Answer

B

anonymous · Answer

You sure? lol

warriorz13 · Answer

When Grant was promoted General-in-Chief in March 1864, he ordered Sherman to destroy the Army of Tennessee.When that army retreated into Atlanta, Sherman decided to capture the city, as a morale-booster for Lincoln's re-election campaign. But the enemy managed to escape.After a brief attempt at Sherman figured out that the Confederate cause would be damaged more effectively by punitive raids on the Georgia farmland. This March to the Sea, with minimal combat or losses, did indeed shorten the war by months.It ran counter to Grant's who did eventually endorse the plan.

warriorz13 · Answer

There

anonymous · Answer

this person says A http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/528b95c4e4b09a30e76513cb but let me do more research

anonymous · Answer

It was B I clicked it and it was right!(: