천연동수학@ 일대일과외로 내신관리↑ 전략적으로, 체계적으로 공부하기 정의·정리를 그대로 말하고, 천연동수학과외공식을 증명할 수 있는 능력 일차함수 문제를 풀 수 있다면 일차함수 천연동수학과외내용도 설명할 수 있어야 정상이다. 시험지, 연습장에 잘 정리하면서 푸는 능력 작은 글씨로 줄 맞춰서 정돈하며 푸는 연습을 한다. 문제 풀이유형, 풀이과정 외우기 자주 나오는 문제의 풀이유형, 늘 틀리는 문제의 풀이과정을 외운다. 한 문제당 몇 분을 사용할 지 정하기 난이도에 따라 별표를 쳐서 취약문제를 구별하고 완성도 있게 공부한다. 충분히 여러 번 고민해보고 난 후 답을 본다. (15분씩 네 번 고민하는 식) 답을 볼 때는 한 문제마다 답을 보고 바로 풀지 않는다. 답을 미리 봐뒀다가 그날 진도를 다 나간 후에 풀어봐야 힌트만 생각해서 자기가 풀어보게 된다. Nathaniel Banks would capture Mobile.[214] @Major General Franz Sigel was to capture granaries and rail lines in the fertile Shenandoah Valley.[215] Grant now commanded in total 533,000 battle-ready troops spread out over an eighteen-mile front, while the Confederates had lost many officers in battle and had great difficulty finding replacements.[216] He was popular, and there was talk that a Union victory early in the year could lead to his candidacy for the presidency. Grant was aware of the rumors, but had ruled out a political candidacy; the possibility w @ould soon vanish with delays on the battlefield.[217] Overland Campaign Further information: Overland Campaign and Siege of Petersburg Battle of the Wilderness Published 1887 The Overland Campaign was a series of brutal battles fought in Virginia for seven weeks during May and June @1864.[218] Sigel's and Butler's efforts failed, and Grant was left alone to fight Lee.[219] On the morning of Wednesday, May 4, Grant dressed in full uniform, sword at his side, led the army out from his headquarters at @Culpeper towards Germanna Ford.[220] They crossed the Rapidan unopposed, while supplies were transported on four pontoon bridges.[221] On May 5, the Union army attacked Lee in the Wilderness, a three-day battle with estimated casualties of 17,666 Union and 11,125 Confederate.[222] Rather than retreat, Grant flanked Lee's army to the southeast and attempted to wedge his forces between Lee and Richmond at Spotsylvania Court House.[223] Lee's army got to Spotsylvania first and a costly battle ensued, @ lasting thirteen days, with heavy casualties.[224] On May 12, Grant attempted to break through Lee's Muleshoe salient guarded by Confederate artillery, resulting in one of the bloodiest assaults of the Civil War, known as the Bloody Angle.[225] Unable to break Lee's lines, Grant again f@lanked the rebels to the southeast, meeting at North Anna, where a battle lasted three days.[226] Photograph of Grant in uniform leaning on a post in front of a tent Commanding General Grant at the Battle of Cold Harbor. Egbert Guy @Fowx June 1864 Grant maneuvered his army to Cold Harbor, a vital road hub that linked to Richmond, but Lee's men were already entrenched there. On the third day of the thirteen-day battle, Grant led a costly assault and was soon castigated as "the Butcher" by the Northern press after taking 52,788 Union casualties; Lee's Confederate army suffered 32,907 casualties, but he was less able to replace them.[227] This battle was the second of two that Grant later said he regretted (the other being his initial assault @ on Vicksburg). Undetected by Lee, Grant moved his army south of the James River, freed Butler from the Bermuda Hundred, and advanced toward Petersburg, Virginia's central railroad hub.[228] Beauregard defended Petersburg, and Lee's veteran reinforcements soon arrived, resulting@ in a nine-month siege. Northern resentment grew. Sheridan was assigned command of the Union Army of the Shenandoah and Grant directed him to "follow the enemy to their death" in the Shenandoah Valley.
