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By the end of his presidency, U S Grant's popularity had declined substantially because of (A) the corruption evident in his administration (B) the harsh and brutal policies toward the South (C) his support for "greenbacker" monetary policies (D) his refusal to support the radicals in Congress (E) revelations about his poor military leadership during the Civil War.
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