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What aspect of Ulysses S. Grant's war strategy caused him to have success as a general?a. He would accept only unconditional surrender from the enemy.b. He used scouts to spy on the enemy and find out their battle plans.c. He acted cautiously so that few of his men would be injured or killed.d. He made sure his army was fully trained before he took them to battle.
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