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How many confederate troops were in Georgia?
During the war 100,000 Confederate troops came from Georgia.
Who is the infamous Confederate prisoner of war camp?
Andersonville, Georgia.
How did total war affect the South?
It was deliberate wrecking of the farms and the railroads, to ruin the Southern economy and starve the Confederate armies in the field. It was carried out in the Shenandoah Valley by Sheridan, and in Georgia and South Carolina by Sherman.
What was the name of the infamous confederate war camp?
Andersonville, Georgia. Its commandant - Wirz - was the only Confederate hanged for war-crimes.
What was Confederate prisoner of war camp?
The notorious one was Andersonville, Georgia.
What side was Georgia in during the Civil War?
Georgia was on the Confederate (Southern) side.
What are the confederate southern states?
The confederate states were Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Florida, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas.
How did the concept of state rights impact the southern war effort?
The Governor of Georgia wanted local draftees to be used only for the defence of Georgia - in defiance of Confederate policy.
How many confederate troops were in Georgia?
During the war 100,000 Confederate troops came from Georgia.
What was the of states in the confederate of America?
The southern states:South Carolina, Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, Georgia, loisiana, and Texas seceeded from the union and went to Montgomery, Alabama and formed the confederate states of America. They elected Jefferson Davis as the president
Who burnt everything in his way during the war?
Sherman in Georgia - to destroy the Southern farms and railroads, wreck the economy, and help to starve the Confederate troops in the field.
Which state was part of the confederate states of America vermont or Georgia?
Georgia
What side did Georgia fight on in the civil war?
Georgia was a Confederate state
What was the southern states in the civil war?
Confederate states: South Carolina, Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Texas, Virginia, Arkansas, North Carolina, Tennessee
When was Georgia Southern Railroad created?
Georgia Southern Railroad was created in 1875.
When did Georgia Southern Railroad end?
Georgia Southern Railroad ended in 1880.
When was Georgia Southern College created?
Georgia Southern College was created in 1959.
