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To liberate the Mississippi, destroy the army defending Vicksburg, and isolate all Confederate units to the west of the river.
This divided the Confederacy in two, and released Grant's army to go to the aid of Rosecrans in Chattanooga.
What else can I help you with?
What effect did the Battle of Shiloh have on history?
It marked the beginning of the end for Confederate hopes of dominating Tennessee and the Mississippi.
What effect did clarks campaigns have on the British?
It hurt British support in the west
What positive effect do humans have on the Mississippi river?
transportation
Can an individual who grants a POA to an agent execute legal documents after it goes into effect?
Yes.
How did the Log Cabin Campaign effect future campaigns?
trick question it didn't affect it at all :D
Did the Battle of Shiloh change the tide of the war?
Ended Confederate supremacy in Western Tennessee, and prepared the way for the liberation of the Mississippi. Also the Confederates' best General, Sidney Johnston, had been killed there, before he could have pulled-off any great tactical strokes.
What effect did these treaties have on the American Indians groups who singed them?
The effect was the Choctaw new lands west of Mississippi River exchange for their Land
What is Mississippi Mud drug?
vancomycin before its was 'reformulated' due to its nephrotoxic side effect
Does the 85 percent law change to 65 percent in Mississippi inmates?
when does this go in effect
Can you buy wine on Sunday in TN?
No . Tennessee law that's been in effect since prohibition.
Can you get a drivers license in Tennessee before you get my georgia drivers license suspended for DUI?
No. Even if you establish residence in Tennessee before the suspension goes into effect, the state of Tennessee will refuse to issue a licence while the DUI charges in Georgia are pending.
What effect did the New Madrid Earthquakes of 1811-1812 have on the land and people of Tennessee?
The New Madrid Earthquakes of 1811-1812 had a significant impact on Tennessee, causing extensive land deformation, including the creation of new lakes and the alteration of the Mississippi River's course. The seismic activity resulted in widespread destruction of buildings and homes, displacing many residents. The quakes also instilled fear among the population, leading to long-term changes in settlement patterns and land use in the region. Overall, the earthquakes reshaped both the physical landscape and the social dynamics of Tennessee.
