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What Union General advanced to Savannah?
George Tecumseh Sherman would be my guess, during his march through Georgia.
What Confederate general replaced General Braxton Bragg?
After the loss at the Battle of Chattanooga, Jefferson Davis replaced Bragg with General Joseph Johnston. Johnston's troops would be asked to defend the march of Union General William T. Sherman to Georgia.
Why was Chattanooga Tennessee an important military objective for the Union?
Chattanooga, Tennessee was a key railhead and control of the city was considered a major part of the Union's campaign to dominate the Confederate state of Tennessee. Holding Chattanooga and breaking the siege around it by Confederate Major General Braxton Bragg, would lead the way into Georgia and the pivotal City of Atlanta, Georgia. In the Fall of 1863, Union General Rosencrans had just been defeated by General Bragg at the Battle of Chickamauga, and Rosenscrans was under siege as he took refuge in Chattanooga.
What claimed that US and the soviet union would continue developing more powerful weapons?
I think its is Eisenhower Doctrine
Why is General de Gaulle so famous?
He claimed he would one day "rise from the dead".
What Union General advanced to Savannah?
George Tecumseh Sherman would be my guess, during his march through Georgia.
What Confederate general replaced General Braxton Bragg?
After the loss at the Battle of Chattanooga, Jefferson Davis replaced Bragg with General Joseph Johnston. Johnston's troops would be asked to defend the march of Union General William T. Sherman to Georgia.
Why was Chattanooga Tennessee an important military objective for the Union?
Chattanooga, Tennessee was a key railhead and control of the city was considered a major part of the Union's campaign to dominate the Confederate state of Tennessee. Holding Chattanooga and breaking the siege around it by Confederate Major General Braxton Bragg, would lead the way into Georgia and the pivotal City of Atlanta, Georgia. In the Fall of 1863, Union General Rosencrans had just been defeated by General Bragg at the Battle of Chickamauga, and Rosenscrans was under siege as he took refuge in Chattanooga.
What did Union General William T Sherman plan with the US navy as a means to capture Savannah Georgia?
Union General William T. Sherman had planned to link up with the Union navy as part of his campaign on Georgia's coastline. When he found out that this was no longer possible, he sent cavalry units to Confederate Fort McAllister, which was quickly captured. This move provided Sherman with a vital link to obtain supplies and the siege artillery he would need to capture Savannah.
What union general would not touch alcohol?
George Crook
What claimed that US and the soviet union would continue developing more powerful weapons?
I think its is Eisenhower Doctrine
Why is General de Gaulle so famous?
He claimed he would one day "rise from the dead".
How would have General Grant's plan to capture Mobile Alabama prevented any western Confederate troops from reinforcing General Johnston in Georgia?
Union General US Grant had proposed in early 1864 to send a joint naval and infantry force to capture the valuable port city of Mobile Alabama. Had these plans been approved in Washington DC and the operation was a success, 25,000 Union troops could have prevented any Confederate reinforcements from reaching General Johnston.
Where was Union General James B. McPherson killed?
Union General James B. McPherson was killed in battle outside of Atlanta. His death meant that General Sherman would have to find a replacement for the commander of the Army of the Tennessee.
What was the response from Union General William T Sherman when criticized for his actions in Atlanta?
Union General William T. Sherman was unfairly criticized when he captured Atlanta, Georgia. This was because he ordered the immediate evacuation of all civilians form the city. Sherman's response was in line with the humane side of himself. As he was sure that Confederate General John B. Hood would attack Sherman's forces in Atlanta, he responded that it would be better to not fight a battle in Atlanta and endanger the citizens there. This was a proper decision that he made at the time.
What union general would only accept unconditional surrender?
Ulysses S. Grant.
What did Confederate General James Longstreet predict how the Union's operations would be conducted during the 1862 Peninsula campaign?
Confederate General James Longstreet was present at the meeting in Richmond where strategy was formed on the best way to counter the Union's attack on the Peninsula. Longstreet accurately predicted that because Union General George B. McClellan was an engineer at heart, he would not act rashly. Longstreet cautioned against making any rash moves against McClellan because the Union general was known to avoid heavy offensive operations. Therefore, prudent but effective defensive actions would slow down the battle cautious Union general.
