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Atlanta fell on Sept 1, 1864, when the Confederates under Maj. Gen. Hood abandoned the city to the advancing Federal forces of Gen. Sherman.

Sherman's March to the sea, began on Nov. 15, 1864.

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From Atlanta to Savannah


What sea did the shermans march happen?

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I would say that the fall of Atlanta opened the way for Sherman.


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Fall of 1864 till Xmas 1864. After the capture and burning of Atlanta. Sherman did this to cut that part of the confederacy in half and severe all possibility of resupply and reinforcement from the western confederacy.


Which city in Georgia was set aflame by shermans army?

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