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He took his Army through Georgia to destroy and annihilate all Georgia's military and civilian infrastructures and conquest Savannah, taking from the rear the Confederate defensive system of the so called "Atlantic Fortress".

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What was shermans goal in taking his army across Georgia?

What was sherman's goal in taking his army across Georgia?


Who led troops across Georgia to capture Atlanta?

General William T. Sherman.


What characterizes General William Tecumesh Sherman's march across Georgia?

He destroyed everything in his path


Which Union general led his forces on a march across Georgia to the sea destroying anything?

William Tecumseh Sherman


Who led a devastating raid across Georgia all the way to the sea?

Major General William Tecumseh Sherman, US Army.


What union general became famous for his march across Georgia?

Grant


What happened to the confederates in shermans march to the seas?

There were too few Confederates there to pose any threat. When he reached Savannah, it looked as though there might be a battle with the small Confederate force under General Hardee. But they escaped across the river. Total Union casualties in the whole crossing of Georgia were only about 100.


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 Union General took Atlanta and lead the march across Georgia?

west stasyer


Who marched across Georgia burning all in his path during the civil war?

William T sherman


Who led a destructive march across the South?

General William T. Sherman


How much damage was done at shermans march?

During Sherman's March to the Sea in 1864, Union General William Tecumseh Sherman led his troops across Georgia, inflicting significant destruction. It is estimated that around $100 million in property damage was caused, which included the burning of homes, farms, and railroads. The campaign aimed to undermine the Confederate war effort by destroying resources and civilian morale. Sherman's tactics of total war had a lasting impact on the South's infrastructure and economy.