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How did Burnside's aggressive moves lead to failure? A:He was removed from command for his actions. B:He was unable to keep command of his troops. C:He kept attacking an im…

How did Burnside's aggressive moves lead to failure? A:He was removed from command for his actions. B:He was unable to keep command of his troops. C:He kept attacking an im…
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How did Burnside's aggressive moves lead to failure?

A:He was removed from command for his actions.
B:He was unable to keep command of his troops.
C:He kept attacking an impenetrable front.
D:He attacked from all sides and could not take the city.

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c

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He kept attacking an impenetrable front.

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I took the test and this was the correct answer

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