Although President Lincoln had replaced Major General Joseph Hooker after the Battle of Chancellorsville, his departure from the Army of the Potomac was not the end of his military operations in the US Civil War. In 1864, Hooker found himself in General Sherman's Atlanta campaign. Hooker then was the XX Corps commander reporting to General Thomas in the Army of the Cumberland. He is noted in the Battle of New Hope Church. On May 25, 1864, he was ordered to test the Confederate defenses at New Hope Church. His attempted assaults there against Confederate entrenchments met with failure. At this juncture of Sherman's Atlanta campaign, the Union armies were temporarily stymied.
campaign of Atlanta and savannah.
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The Civil War campaigns were the complex of military operations aiming to reach a strategic objective like: seizing a strategic point or city, destroying or capture an enemy's army. The most important of them were: the Peninsular Campaign; the Vicksburg Campaign; Lee's Maryland Campaign; Lee's Pennsylvania Campaign; the Chattanooga Campaign; the Overland Campaign; the Petersburg Campaign; the Atlanta Campaign; the March to the Sea Campaign; Hood's Tennessee Campaign; the Appomattox Campaign.
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Atlanta Campaign happened on 1864-09-02.
Atlanta Campaign - Date: May 7 - September 2, 1864
The Atlanta campaign wasn't exactly located anywhere. It mostly occurred in northwestern Georgia around the Atlanta area.
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The Atlanta campaign wasn't exactly located anywhere. It mostly occurred in northwestern Georgia around the Atlanta area.
campaign of Atlanta and savannah.
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The Atlanta campaign led to the war ending because the union marched through several states and destroyed them all and then when they got to Atlanta they destroyed the railroad so no transports could get through
William T. Sherman and James B. Hood were general in the battle of Atlanta.
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The Confederate (south) states lost the battle.