Ulyssess Grant Outline

Introduction

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Ulysses s. Grant was a truly inspiring American.

2

Ulysses was the eighteenth president of the United states of America.

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Ulysses was also a military genius being the sixth commanding general in the U.S.A

4 (thesis statement)

Mr. Grant was an influential person because of his contributions in his admirable years lived.

Body Paragraph #1 : ___________________________

RA

Ulysses s. Grant was influential because close to his death he wrote a book so his family wouldn’t be poor.

C

From the text (Heros of Ohio) it states “The book was his one hope.If he could hold the enemy, keep his head ,steer clear of self pity force that pen across the page… maybe just maybe he could finish the book, see it published and earn some money for his family.”

E

In the text it talks about him and a book , he is writing it so his family won't be poor when he dies, and the enemy is a cancer in his throat.
C
From the text (Heros of Ohio)”In 1884 Grant wrote a story for a magazine about one of his Civil War battles.The story was a success. Now he stared into his own past and set about earning money for his family using a pen.”
E
He knew that he would be a success in earning money for his family because of his success in writing the magazine.
C
From the article (Heros of Ohio)”Once blood stopped his beard, shooting from his mouth and nose.The doctors raced to clear his throat.They stopped the bleeding just in time.¨
E
This was when he lost his voice and became seriously ill.

SS

This is just one of many of the reasons why Ulysses s. Grant is influential.

Body Paragraph #2 :___________________________

RA

Ulysses s. Grant was the eighteenth president of the United States and served two terms.

C

From the article (Heros of Ohio)¨When the war was over, America swept america into the White House.But he found being president was harder than quitting drinking or winning battles.¨

E

Ïn the text it talks about Ulysses saying that being president was harder than quitting drinking or winning battles by this he means that being president was a hard job.

C

From the article (Biography.com)it states ¨Grant was not political inexperienced, he was at the of 46 the youngest president therefor.¨

E

It says this because Grant was a soldier and a man who managed to quit drinking and was never very political.

C

From the text(Hereos of Ohio)it states ¨Surrounded by cheaters and thieves, he stared through two terms, doing almost nothing, waiting and all but

silent.¨
E
He was silent and waiting because he was not political and didn´t really know what to do.
SS
Even though it was a hadjod it was just one of the many reasons why he was remarkable.

Body Paragraph #3 : ___________________________
RA
Ulysses was trained at West Point and became an amazing soldier.
C
From (Bowling Green Sowash, Rick, and Marcia Muth. Heroes of Ohio: 23 True Tales of Courage and Character. , OH: Gabriel’s Horn Publishing Company, 1998. Print.

)it states ¨Grant worked closely with Abraham Lincoln to lead the Union army to victory over the Confederates in the American Civil War
E
Grant worked closely with Lincoln because he was the sixth commanding general in the United States.
C
From the site(Ulysses s. Grant Homepage)”He had what they call”four o’clock in the morning courage.”You could wake him up at “four o’clock in the morning and tell him they had just turned his right flank and he would be as cool as a cucumber.”
E
This was because he was a great soldier and knew he would win.
C
From the site(Ulysses s. Grant Homepage)”No general could do what he did because of accident or luck or preponderance of numbers and weapons.”
E
This is explaining how Grant was an amazing general and nobody could explain why.
SS
And this is why Ulysses s. Grant was admirable in his years lived.

Conclusion
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Ulysses s. Grant was influential because of his amazing book.
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Ulysses was remarkable due to his presidency.
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And Mr.Grant was admirable because of his great mind on the field.
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These paragraphs tell why Grant was influential remarkable and abmirable in his years lived.
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Works Cited

States, United. Grant Homepage. 2009. Web. 9 Dec. 2016.

History.com. “Ulysses S. Grant - U.S. Presidents.” history.com (2009): n.pag. Web. 9 Dec. 2016.

Bowling Green Sowash, Rick, and Marcia Muth. Heroes of Ohio: 23 True Tales of Courage and Character. , OH: Gabriel’s Horn Publishing Company, 1998. Print.