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What might have been the effects of Sherman's March to the Sea and the passing of the Thirteenth Amendment once the war was over?​
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What might have been the effects of Sherman's March to the Sea and the passing of the Thirteenth Amendment once the war was over?​

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Sherman effectively destroyed not only the economy of the South but the morale of Confederate forces. The Confederate army experienced mass desertions as soldiers rushed home to attend to devastated families and farms. 8 This is why total war is effective.

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