The Atlanta Campaign was a series of battles in the Western theater of the Secession War that took place in Georgia and, more specifically, in the area around Atlanta during the summer of 1864, resulting in the eventual fall of Atlanta and the acceleration of the end of the American civil war. Following the orders of Union Major General William Tecumseh Sherman, 100,000 troops took the city and set it on fire during the campaign. Currently, only one street of the time is preserved, the rest is from the current era.
Answer Expert Verified. They were technologically superior. By this I mean technologically superior for the time period. The English possessed the better weapons.
Answer: The north was industrizing there was more oppertunity like fishing farming and many other jobs while in the south there was only farming and farming for slaves.
