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In the Battle of Atlanta, the Confederates aimed to defend the city of Atlanta, a crucial supply and rail hub for the Confederate army. They sought to repel Union forces under General William Tecumseh Sherman, who were advancing to capture the city as part of their broader strategy to disrupt the Confederacy's war efforts. The Confederates also hoped to bolster morale and maintain control of the region, which was vital for sustaining their military operations in the South. Ultimately, the battle resulted in a significant Union victory, further weakening the Confederate position in the Civil War.
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What Battle was a Confederate attempt to disrupt Sherman's supply line.?
Battle of Atlanta.
Which civil war battle gave the union complete control over confederate rail lines in the''deep south'' and set the stage for sherman's ''march to th sea''?
The Battle of Atlanta
What confederate city was burned to the ground?
Atlanta.
What happened in the battle of Atlanta?
I would say the most accurate date would be July 28, 1864.
How long was battle of Atlanta?
The Battle of Atlanta fought during the American Civil War lasted Six weeks.
What Battle was a Confederate attempt to disrupt Sherman's supply line.?
Battle of Atlanta.
Who lost the Atlanta campaign?
The Confederate (south) states lost the battle.
Who was the confederate commander during the battle for atlanta?
Major General William T. Sherman
How many casualties were their in the battle of atlanta?
The Battle of Atlanta started on July 22, 1864. The casualties on the Union side were 3,641 and the casualties on the Confederate side were 5,500 for a total of 9,141.
Which battle was a Confederate attempt to disrupt Sherman's supply line?
The battle you are referring to is the Battle of Jonesboro, fought from August 31 to September 1, 1864. Confederate forces aimed to disrupt Union General William T. Sherman's supply lines during his campaign to capture Atlanta, Georgia. Although initially successful, the Confederate attack ultimately failed, leading to the Union's control of Atlanta and a significant blow to the Confederate war effort.
Was Atlanta a cofederate state?
I'm assuming you mean to ask, "Was Atlanta a Confederate State?" Well Atlanta is not a Confederate State because it is not a state, its a city. Atlanta is a city in Georgia which was a Confederate State.
Which civil war battle gave the union complete control over confederate rail lines in the''deep south'' and set the stage for sherman's ''march to th sea''?
The Battle of Atlanta
What was the objective of the confederate in the battle of Gettysburg?
What was the objective of the confederate in the battle of Gettysburg
Who was the confederate commander during the battle of Atlanta?
John Hood - a legendary fighter, who was promoted too high. Jefferson Davis had lost patience with Joseph E. Johnston, whose brilliant tactical retreat from Tennessee was not in the Confederate spirit. So he installed Hood, who was every inch a Confederate, but led his army to disaster. The Battle of Atlanta was not quite a walkover. Hood exploited a gap between two of Sherman's divisions, and nearly put one of them out of action. But he was driven back into Atlanta, from which he then escaped into the mountains, leaving the city to Sherman.
What confederate city was burned to the ground?
Atlanta.
What was the main goal of the Union attack on Atlanta Georgia?
The main goal of the Union in the capture of Atlanta was to disable its railway network, cut off supplies going to Confederate general Johnston's army, and occupy a major Confederate city. By doing so and occupying Atlanta for over a month, Sherman dealt a psychological blow to the South. The fall of Atlanta, led the way for Sherman to battle on to the port city Savannah, Georgia.
Inresting facts about battle of Atlanta?
The Battle of Atlanta took place during the American Civil War on July 22, 1864. It was a significant victory for the Union forces under General William T. Sherman, helping to secure Atlanta as a key strategic location. The battle also saw the death of Confederate General John Bell Hood's major subordinate, General James B. McPherson.
