ANSWER Joseph Johnston was replaced two time. The first one was after he was injured during the Peninsular Campaign and replaced byt Robert E. Lee. The second one was during the Atlanta Campaign, when he was replaced by John Bell Hood.
The Battle of Atlanta fought during the American Civil War lasted Six weeks.
He was killed during the Battle of Shiloh. The Battle of Shiloh was part of the US Civil War.
It was burned to the ground during Union Generals Tecumseh Sherman Total War.
Gave high credibility to Grant, Sherman and Thomas, who would go on to win the war. On the Confederate side, it cost Bragg his job, and he was replaced by the excellent Joe Johnston, whose sensible but cautious tactics did not find favour with his President, Jefferson Davis. Johnston would presently be replaced by a more gung-ho General, who led his army to disaster.
ANSWER Joseph Johnston was replaced two time. The first one was after he was injured during the Peninsular Campaign and replaced byt Robert E. Lee. The second one was during the Atlanta Campaign, when he was replaced by John Bell Hood.
they were two generals during the civil war
the north and south in the civil war! sherman, hood, johnston, Mcpherson, try looking up those.
Union General William T. Sherman was credited with the destruction of Atlanta during the Civil War.
Joseph e. johnston
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atlanta Georgia
Atlanta
When Joseph Johnston was badly wounded at the Battle of Seven Pines during the American Civil War, he was replaced by General Robert E. Lee. Lee took command of the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia following Johnston's injury, leading to significant military engagements in the subsequent campaigns. This change in leadership marked a pivotal moment in the war, as Lee would go on to achieve notable successes against Union forces.
Shiloh Church. (Trick question there. You thought we'd all be wondering about Joseph E. Johnston, not Sidney Johnston!)
Union- Ulysses S. Grant Confederate- Albert Sidney Johnston
Sherman commanded the Union troops that captured Atlanta in September 1864.