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General Was given the responsibility of taking Atlanta during the Civil War?
William Tecumseh Sherman.
What general was given the responsibillity of taking Atlanta during the civil war?
None. Grant had told Sherman to ignore the big cities, and simply pursue and destroy the Army of Tennessee, wherever it was. Sherman had failed to do this, in the face of Joseph E. Johnston's brilliant tactical retreat, and so he decided to occupy Atlanta, to give the North a little good news in the run-up to the 1864 General Election, which Lincoln was in danger of losing.
What are the workers responsability when taking care of client needs?
A workers responsibility when taking care of clients needs would rely on what type of job it was. Some workers have to take care of everything from bathing to feeding clients.
How has transportation affected Atlanta?
Transportation affected Atlanta by taking people to work or other places.
After taking atlanta general sherman led his army on a?
...punitive raid across Georgia, burning farms and wrecking railroads, to ruin the Southern economy and starve the enemy troops in the field.
What did General Sherman do to hurt the south during the civil war?
He turned East from Atlanta and launched a campaign of destruction on the rich farmland of Georgia. This attacked the 'soft underbelly' of the Southern war-effort, taking the Confederate armies another step towards starvation, and evastating Southern morale. There is no question that it shortened the war.
What is the distance between Birmingham and atlanta?
150 miles taking I-20.
This Northerner general was the one most responsible for taking the Mississippi River?
Ulysses S. Grant was the general who was responsible for taking the Mississippi River. During the Vicksburg Campaign, Grant gained control of the river, a major Confederate defeat. Grant and Confederate Lt. General Pemberton clashed in the Battle of Vicksburg.
What was the first offensive operation of Confederate General John Bell Hood after taking command of the Army of Tennessee?
Shortly after General John Bell Hood took command of the Army of Tennessee, Union Major General Sherman began a strong push towards Atlanta. Hood was hoping to catch Sherman off-guard in his pursuit of Atlanta. Union General Thomas led one of Sherman's three armies in Georgia and Hood attacked Thomas. A fierce battle ensued and the Battle of Peachtree Creek resulted in a Union victory.
Who kept the Union's General McClellan from taking the Confederate capital?
Gen. Robert E. Lee-During the Seven Days Battles
What is the distance between Columbia sc and atlanta?
215 miles taking I-20.
How many miles are between Chattanooga and atlanta?
111 miles taking I-75.
