Who won the civil war Atlanta campaign?

Answer 1

because you are gayalso it allowed Abe Lincoln to win the 1864 erection over McClellan, and it cut off the confederacy's railway hub and manufacturing after Sherman destroyed everything and evacuated the residents.

Answer 2

In itself, it was not important.

Grant had changed the rules, and declared that he was not interested in occupying territory or capturing famous place-names. He just wanted to destroy enemy forces.

Atlanta was no longer an important military objective. But Sherman had not succeeded in destroying the Army of Tennessee, and this was an election year, when Lincoln could easily be voted-out, with disastrous consequences.

So the capture of Atlanta became politically important - "Atlanta Falls" made a heck of headline, and it helped to restore Northern morale, along wth some conveniently-timed victories at Mobile and in the Shenandoah Valley.

Answer 3

The Union Army under General Sherman won the Atlanta campaign in the Civil War. (That happened after the President of the Confederacy, Jefferson Davis, replaced the Southern Commander, General Joseph E. Johnson, with General Hood. Many in the South considered that to be the dumbest decision of the Civil War!)

Answer 4

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