To surround and bombard the city, cutting off supplies
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In the Vicksburg campaign of the American Civil War, the concluding military action was the siege of Vicksburg. In a set of drills, Gen. Ulysses S. Grant of the Union and his Army of Tennessee passed River Mississippi and forced John C. Pemberton's Confederate Army into the armed sidelines encircling the fortress city of Vicksburg.
maybe research what you were reading and to make sure you retained the information turn over the sheet and make notes on whatever you remember. then turn over the sheet and see what you missed out. not really sure if this helped
Jackson, much like Jefferson held deep Republican values (which differ from Republicans today in many ways) that championed the rights of the common American, so it was a "victory" for the common American.
