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Panama Canal History Lab – Summative Assessment

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<em><u>The Bestreasoning behind William T. Sherman's strategy of using "total war" to defeat the south was to cause destruction in Georgia which would be so complete that it would break their will to continue fighting.   </u></em>

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<u>William T. Sherman was a General of Army of United States during Civil war period in America.</u> He is mostly remembered for his march to Sea. He marched along with his army to capture important transportation centre in Georgia confederacy. He got victory against them but the Confederate Government along with the majority of people of that country remained intact and committed to the war effort. William T. Sherman then moved his army towards the sea as he wanted to break the will of Confederate Government. William T. Sherman used to believe in total destruction from war. <u>His view was that the Union Army of United states was not just in war against armies which were hostile but also they were fighting against hostile people also. </u>In order to break the will of people of confederate population, He proposed the march towards sea. Initially President Abraham Lincoln was not in favor of this plan but Sherman managed to convince the president by addressing him the importance of March to sea. <u>This act of Sherman created doubt among Confederates that weather they can win this war or not. The Sherman’s ideology of total war was the reason behind the win in American civil war. </u>

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Grade: High School

Subject:  History

Chapter: Total War

Keywords: Total War, United States, William T. Sherman, Confederate, Abraham Lincoln, Civil War, Army, Attack, March to sea, President.  

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