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The Union invasion of Georgia was primarily facilitated by the success of Union forces in the Western Theater, particularly with the capture of key locations such as Chattanooga in late 1863. This victory allowed General William Tecumseh Sherman to launch his Atlanta Campaign in 1864, aiming to disrupt the Confederate supply lines and weaken their war effort. Additionally, the strategic significance of Georgia, as a critical transportation and supply hub for the Confederacy, made it a prime target for Union forces.

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