Background/Reasoning
Participating Forces
Goals
Effect
Reaction/Legacy
100
What side was General Sherman on?
The Union
100

What was the christmas gift from Sherman to Lincoln?

The city of Savannah

100

What did he do from city to city?

He burned down basically everything

100

The march was a major hit to what?

It was a major hit to the industry of the south

100

Where did the Confederates run to from Sherman

They ran to Tennessee.

200
Where did the march begin and end?
Began:Atlanta Ended:Savannah
200

What happened to Sherman, because of William J. Hardee?

William launched a massive surprise attack in Savannah, almost defeating the army

200

What tactic did Sherman and his soldiers use in the march, and explain the tactic

Scorched Earth; Scorched earth means destroying and burning everything in your path.

200

After the capture of which state was Abraham Lincoln's re-election cemented?

The capture of Savannah

200

Who was the general of the last southern army, still standing against Sherman

General John Crawford

300
On which date did the march begin and end?
Began:November 16th, 1864 Ended:December 12th, 1864
300

How did Confederate Lt. Gen. John Bell Hood affect Sherman's army?

He stopped their supply of food and clothing

300

Sherman and his soldiers burnt down anything his army needed, what are four things that the Confederacy needed and burnt down.

Towns, that held crops, barns, amories, facrories, and any southern soldier were shot and killed

300

On which date did General Joseph Johnston surrender to Sherman?

April 26, 1865

300

List other wars that used scorched earth as a tactic

Civil War, World War I, World War II, Vietnam War

400
What did the troops destroy?
Military targets, industry, infrastructure, and civilian property
400

How could The Military Division of the Mississippi have helped Sherman with his march a little more?

The Military Division of the Mississippi could have given Sherman more of the division's soldiers.

500

What did Sherman say he would do to the South's civilian population?

"The horrors and consequences of war", would reduce the willpower of the population of the Confederacy to continue fighting

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