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General William T. Sherman
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Which person led a destructive march across the South?
William T. Sherman
What Union general led a destructive march to the sea late in 1864 in the US Civil War?
General William T. Sherman.
Which state did William T sherman march and led to?
He led the March to the Sea, across Georgia. This shortened the war by at least six months, at almost nil casualties.
What Union general led his troops on a destructive march to the sea in 1864?
Major General William Tecumseh Sherman was tasked with disrupting the Southern infrastructure during the Civil War. In late 1864, he captured Atlanta and then carved a destructive swath across Georgia to Savannah. Although his involvement with Southern civilians was controversial, he had the support of General US Grant and President Lincoln.
Who led Union forces in the capture of Atlanta in the devastating march across Georgia to the sea?
General sherman.
Which Union general led his forces on a march across Georgia to the sea destroying anything?
William Tecumseh Sherman
Which state did William T Sherman led a devastating march?
Georgia - and then the same in South Carolina
Who led the march?
The march of what?
Led the first wagon train to California?
Benjamin Bonneville led the first wagon train across the Rocky Mountains. He did this on July 24, 1832 through the South pass in Wyoming.
The voltage drop across led is?
The voltage drop across an LED varies, but is typically around 2 volts.
The unstable governments in many South American countries are led by whom?
The unstable governments in many South American countries can be led by various individuals or factions, including authoritarian leaders, weak or corrupt politicians, military juntas, or even criminal organizations. The specific leaders can vary across countries and periods of time.
I led a March to the Sea. I practiced total war in moving my army from Atlanta to Savannah to break the will of the South to fight. Who am I?
General William Techumseh Sherman
