A few goals of the north/union to gain control of were the Mississipi river, blockade the Confederate's seaports, and seize Richmond, the Confederate's capital.
It helped the Union gain control of the Mississippi River.
The Union's successful military strategy to gain control of Vicksburg involved a combination of a prolonged siege and strategic maneuvering. General Ulysses S. Grant encircled the city, cutting off supplies and reinforcements while bombarding it to weaken Confederate defenses. This approach, along with the diversion of Confederate forces elsewhere, ultimately forced the surrender of Vicksburg on July 4, 1863, giving the Union control of the Mississippi River and splitting the Confederacy.
After the Union Army victory at Fort Donelson in February 1862, the next significant event was the capture of Nashville, Tennessee, which occurred shortly afterward. This victory enabled Union forces to gain a strategic foothold in the Confederate heartland and opened up the Tennessee River for further Union advances. It marked a turning point in the Western Theater of the Civil War, boosting Northern morale and contributing to the overall Union strategy of splitting the Confederacy.
During Sherman's March to the Sea the troops were allowed to live off the land.
Complete Control of the Mississippi River.
A few goals of the north/union to gain control of were the Mississipi river, blockade the Confederate's seaports, and seize Richmond, the Confederate's capital.
By capturing VicksburgBy liberating Vicksburg, the last major Confederate garrison on the river.
March 1864 - at last! Lincoln said "I can't spare this man. He fights."
During the Civil War, the goals for the Union were to create a naval blockade on southern ports, gain control of the Mississippi River, and take over the Confederates capitol of Richmond, Virginia.
At the beggining of the Civil War, the Union army had three goals. 1: To form a naval blockade of the Southern ports 2: To gain control of the Mississippi River 3: To take over the Confederate capital of Richmond, Virginia. These first to goals were originally achieved but the invention of the ironclad soon came during the war, and the Confederates used an ironclad, called the Virginia, to wipe out the Union's naval blockade. The third goal was eventually reached when Richmond was taken over by General Ulysses Grant in the Wilderness Battles where he fought with Confederate General Robert E. Lee.
It gave the Union army control of the Mississippi River (apex)
to gain control of the mississippi river
The use of captured British artillery helped the Continental army gain control of Boston in 1776.
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