Question

how did sherman's march to the sea affect the state of georgia

sherman's march diverted union attention from georgia allowing the state's militia to recover
the march to the sea destroyed gerogia's agriculture and roads devastating the states economy
people in the state were pround the georgia-born sherman distinguished himself during the march
the march to the sea was the first time the union army actually entered the state of georgia

Answer 1

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and caused widespread fear and panic among the population. Confederate forces in the state were weakened as they had to divert troops to defend against Sherman's advance. The destruction caused by the march led to a significant economic setback for Georgia as it relied heavily on agriculture, particularly cotton production. The destruction of infrastructure such as roads and bridges also hindered the state's ability to recover and rebuild. Overall, Sherman's march to the sea had a detrimental impact on the state of Georgia.