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Why was sherman's march to the sea so destructive?
Sherman's March to the Sea was so destructive because it was not planned well and most people died.
What sherman's destructive campaign through the south called?
Sherman's "March to the Sea"
What was william t shermans destructive campaing through the south called?
The March to the Sea
On the March to the Sea Sherman's soldiers destroyed homes farms factories and public buildings. What is that an example of?
Total War
How many soldiers were lost during Sherman's march to the sea?
i do not know haven't learned that yet so do not ask me
Why was sherman's march to the sea so destructive?
Sherman's March to the Sea was so destructive because it was not planned well and most people died.
What did Sherman's destructive advance from Atlanta to Savannah referred to as?
The March to the Sea
What is Sherman's destructive advance from atlanta to Savannah called?
The March to the Sea
What sherman's destructive campaign through the south called?
Sherman's "March to the Sea"
What was sherman's destructive campaign through the south called?
Sherman's destructive campaign through the south is called 'Sherman's March to the Sea'. It began on November 15, 1864, and lasted through December.
What was william t shermans destructive campaing through the south called?
The March to the Sea
Sherman destructive advance from atlanta to savannah is referred to as the?
The walk to the sea.
Who led soldiers in March to the Sea?
William T. Sherman
Which General lead the March to the Sea?
W.T. Sherman.
During the march to sea union soldiers walked from Atlanta to Georgia to where?
savanna
How many soldiers from the north and south were in the Sherman's March to the Sea?
62,000 from the North.
What was destructive during the march to the sea?
Sherman's army was destructive - by order of Sherman. The idea was to attack the civilian infrastructure that supported the Confederate troops in the field. Burning farms, wrecking railroads.
