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The union generals victories in the West cut the confederacy in half, after the lost control of the Mississippi river. (A) Lee (B) Grant (C) McClellan (D) Johnston

The union generals victories in the West cut the confederacy in half, after the lost control of the Mississippi river. (A) Lee (B) Grant (C) McClellan (D) Johnston
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The union generals victories in the West cut the confederacy in half, after the lost control of the Mississippi river.

(A) Lee
(B) Grant
(C) McClellan
(D) Johnston

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the correct answer is b

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