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How were slaves regarded by their owners and in the south in general?
as their property
What did General Sherman's army do when it used total war against the South?
They stole the South's weapons and destroyed all of their resources.
What was general sherman's attack across the south called?
The March to the Sea
Who led a destructive march across the South?
General William T. Sherman
Union general (blank) led an aggressive campaign through the South that destroyed much of Georgia?
William Tecumseh Sherman
How did Sherman use the strategy of total war to weaken the confederacy?
He destroyed everything his army marched through. The South lost transportation lines, homes, civilians, and a lot of destroyed property. It left the Confederacy in ruins
Union General who destroyed South during "march to the sea" from Atlanta to Savannah, example of total war?
William Tecumseh Sherman
What Union general destroyed large parts of Georgia late in the US Civil War?
William T. Sherman. And then he went on and did the same in South Carolina.
What were the effects for the south in the civil war?
The main elements for the South in the US Civil War ended in a disaster. After four years of waging war to gain its independence, the South lost over 300,000 men and huge losses in property that the war destroyed.
The general trend of the isotherms are from north to south or east to west?
The general trend of isotherms is typically from north to south. Isotherms show lines of equal temperature, so they tend to shift in a north-south direction due to the tilt of the Earth's axis and the distribution of sunlight across latitudes.
What state that was destroyed by general Sherman?
He carried out punitive raids on civilians in Georgia and South Carolina, whose capital, Columbia, was burned down, allegedly on purpose.
What kind of war was General Sherman's with Georgia and Columbia?
Sherman's path was a kind of "scorched earth" policy, as whatever the Union armies did need for their own use was destroyed. During the siege, a fire destroyed 2/3 of Columbia, South Carolina. Sherman had all of the remaining public buildings destroyed as well.
