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Sherman's Atlantic Campaign and his March to the Sea, destroyed the South (mainly Georgia). The Union burned thousands of homes, crops and stores. The South's industry, agriculture, as well as the important Georgia railroads were devastated. It destroyed Georgia which ultimately brought down the Confederacy.

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Scorched earth and total war.
Grant and Sherman followed the same general strategy was confronting the enemy. This was in history.

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Sheer attrition.

Grant knew that Lee could not replace his losses, and simply battered away at the Confederate lines till they were too thin to hold.

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To change the course of the war. Grant and Sherman both believed that it was the strength of the people's will that was keeping the war going.


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