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What was Confederate General Joseph Johnston's critique of Jefferson Davis' Western strategy?
When Confederate President Jefferson Davis placed General Joseph Johnston in charge of the Army of Tennessee, Davis stated that the Southern interior lines made the West safe from Union intrusions. He made it clear to Johnston that all he had to do was move Rebel troops where they were needed in the West via their interior lines. Johnston disagreed with Davis' overly simplistic approach to the defense of the Western Theater. He reminded Davis that Tennessee was the key to the defense of the West. Its physical location was vital to the protection of Confederate depots in Chattanooga, Atlanta and other storehouses in the South. He also added that protecting the West was not as simple as Davis made it seem to appear. Shuttling Rebel forces from one location to another was sometimes difficult as the railroads seldom ran directly toward points the Southern army needed to reach on a timely basis. Even in the best of cases, Johnston said, travel was time consuming because of differing railroad gauges.
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What military theorist did Confederate President Jefferson Davis base part of his war strategy on?
Jefferson Finis Davis, the President of the Confederate States of America during the American Civil War, took personal charge of the Confederate war plans but was unable to find a strategy to defeat the more populous and industrialized Union.
What was Confederate strategy in the Battle of Antietam?
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Which confederate commander was replaced by Jefferson Davis?
Jefferson Davis replaced General Joseph E. Johnston as the commander of the Confederate Army of Tennessee. Johnston was relieved of command in July 1864 due to ongoing frustrations with his cautious tactics and perceived failures in defending against Union forces. Davis sought to implement a more aggressive strategy, ultimately appointing General John Bell Hood to take over.
What weapons did Jefferson Davis used?
Jefferson Davis, the President of the Confederate States during the American Civil War, did not personally wield weapons in battle but was associated with military strategy and leadership. The Confederate Army, under his command, utilized a variety of weapons, including rifled muskets, artillery, and cavalry sabers. Notably, the Enfield rifle and the Springfield rifle were among the most commonly used firearms by Confederate soldiers. Additionally, Davis supported the use of ironclad warships and other innovative military technologies of the time.
How did Jefferson Davis make a difference?
Jefferson Davis was the President of the Confederate States of America and the Commander in Chief of the Confederate armed forces. He had a fairly good understanding of overall strategy and logistics. Confederate solders did not have a whole lot of food but they had enough to eat until the very end. They had enough ammunition until the very end. Jefferson Davis had a problem with tactics. He liked to micromanage as much as possible from the capital in Richmond rather than let his generals on site run the battles. At the battle of Vicksburg, General Pemberton reported directly to Davis instead of to General Joe Johnson. Davis tried to run the Battles of Chattanoga and Atlanta from Richmond. He failed miserably. His mistrust of his generals on site led to his downfall.
What military theorist did Confederate President Jefferson Davis base part of his war strategy on?
Jefferson Finis Davis, the President of the Confederate States of America during the American Civil War, took personal charge of the Confederate war plans but was unable to find a strategy to defeat the more populous and industrialized Union.
Critique Starbucks overall corporate strategy?
People who critique Starbuck's overall corporate strategy usually do so by interviewing CEOs. These people also will talk to those who work in the stores to see how the company is run.
What did Confederate President Jefferson Davis say about the loss of forts Henry and Donelson?
In February of 1862, Confederate President Jefferson Davis blamed the loss of forts Henry and Donelson on a strategical error by himself. He admitted before the Confederate Congress that the strategy of trying to defend the entire South could not be effective. Strategies to prevent these types of losses would be more focused on key Confederate holdings and the renewed efforts of the military forces.
What was Confederate strategy in the Battle of Antietam?
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What was the name of the Union strategy in which the Union wanted to blockade the Confederate?
The fish hook
What plans did Confederate President Jefferson Davis have for the Western Theater in 1863?
In late December 1862 Jefferson Davis recognized the weakness of the Confederacy in the West. His ideas concerning overall strategy were based on speed and concentration. In his speech in Jackson, Mississippi on December 21, 1862, his goals were to bring Missouri into the Confederacy and take control of Kentucky.
Union strategy to gain control of Confederate ports and the Mississippi River?
Anaconda Plan
Who is Civil War stradegy was it to avoid large scale battles and tire the other side of war?
That was Joe Johnston's strategy when he commanded the Army of Tennessee. But it did not sound enough like the Confederate way of doing things, and President Jefferson Davis fired Johnston.
In 1807 Thomas Jefferson persuaded Congress to declare an embargo on Great Britain. What was Jefferson strategy?
To starve the British and close their factories
In 1807 Thomas Jefferson persuaded Congress to declare an embargo on Great Britain What was Jefferson's strategy?
To starve the British and close their factories
What was the union strategy for the war at sea?
It was to blocade Confederate ports and intercept war materiel from Europe.
Capturing the Confederate stronghold at (blank) on the Mississippi River was a key part of the Union's strategy?
Vicksburg
