There were a few victorious Union generals in the Civil War but most people would name Ulysses S. Grant first. It is true that Grant was the leader of all the armies of the north but Phillip Sheridan and William T. Sherman were just as important if not more so. Since Grant was in charge most of the praise goes to him, but he could not have done it without all the hard work of Sheridan and Sherman!
As the Union forces effectively ended the "rebellion" of the Southern States, it's clear that the Union was the victor. This answer is strictly meant to answer the military outcome of the war. In a broad general sense, the Civil War, was a disaster in American history. The consequences were terrible for each side. In that sense, there was no victory, only a "result" in which the entire nation suffered.
At the start of the Civil War, Winfield Scott was the Commanding General of the Union Army.
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Ulyses C. Grant for the Union and General Lee for the Confederacy
The general in chief of all Union armies at the end of the war was Ulysses S. Grant.
General Philip Sheridan fought as a Union general in the American Civil War
In the US Civil War, it was the Confederate General Robert E. Lee, not the Union General, who surrendered.
john Clem was drummerboy during the civil war and it was a union victory
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Grant was a Civil War General and president.
Grant was most famous as the victorious commander of all union armies at the end of the Civil War. He also served in the Mexican War. rising to the rank of first lieutenant.
The Union Army only fought the Civil War!!
William Tecumseh Sherman was a general in the US Civil War. He was a Union general.
The Union General-in-Chief was Ulysses S. Grant.
As the Union forces effectively ended the "rebellion" of the Southern States, it's clear that the Union was the victor. This answer is strictly meant to answer the military outcome of the war. In a broad general sense, the Civil War, was a disaster in American history. The consequences were terrible for each side. In that sense, there was no victory, only a "result" in which the entire nation suffered.
He was the lead general for the union side (north).
General Grant