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Yes. It shortened the war by months, at almost nil casualties.

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Q: Was General Sherman's march through Georgia successful?
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What led up to general sherman's order of 40 acres and a mule for former slaves-?

Freed slaves followed the march of Sherman's army through Georgia.


What was the name of shermans trip through the cofederate territory known as shermans?

March to Sea


How did shermans march end?

General Sherman's "March To The Sea" concluded in Savannah, Georgia on December 21st, 1864 when the Mayor of Savannah, Dr Richard Arnold, surrendered to General John Geary in return for a promise of safety from the same fate as that which occurred during Sherman's infamous march through Atlanta.


What general became famous for his march of destruction through Georgia?

General Sherman


How many battle scenes are shown in the movie Gone With the Wind?

Only one, the battle of Atlanta is shown with titles over the scenes proclaiming Shermans march through Georgia and the destruction in his wake.


What Union general who burned a path of destruction through Georgia?

james


General sherman marched through the south to the sea to?

Savannah, Georgia.


Why did General Tecumseh Sherman march through Georgia?

He marched through Georgia to destroy the farms and railroads that supported(helped) the Confederate armies in the field.


Where did shermans march to sea take place?

After the Battle of Atlanta, Gen Sherman began his march from there and advanced across Georgia and ended at Savannah. He then turned north and marched through South Carolina and into North Carolina.


What did general sherman say about war on his march through Georgia?

"War is hell."


What name is given to Shermans Devastating trip through the south?

The March to the Sea.


Who was the ruthless northern general who waged a march through Georgia?

William T. Sherman