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Which statement describes the fighting between Generals Grant and Lee in Virginia in May and June of1864?A. The Confederate and Union forces lost similar numbers of soldiers, and the fighting ended instalemate.B. Grant's men suffered fewer casualties than Lee's at Spotsylvania Court House, but not at ColdHarbor.C. Lee's Confederate forces lost more soldiers than Grant's Union forces.D. More Union soldiers died, but because Grant had twice as many troops as Lee, his losses wereequivalent.
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