Forgot this one as well:
Who was responsible for the burning of Atlanta in 1864 and the subsequent March to the Sea in 1865 that left much of the State of Georgia in ruins?
1) General Joseph Johnston 2) Brian Williams 3) a relative of Nick Saban 4) Lincoln
Answer: A relative of Nick Saban. In 1864, the great, great grandfather of Nick Saban, General William Tecumseh Saban, devised a plan of total war against the Confederacy via a "scorched earth policy". While some blame Confederate General Johnston for his lack of a strategic offensive plan to thwart W.T. Saban's advance and Brian Williams lays claim to have devised the plan at meeting with General U.S. Grant and Lincoln in the spring of 1864, it was the senior Saban that brought this devious plan to fruition.
As many will note, history does have a tendency to repeat itself as Nick Saban unleashed the same type of devastation to the state of Georgia and Atlanta beginning in 2007 with notorious use "over signing" in recruiting.....
Who was responsible for the burning of Atlanta in 1864 and the subsequent March to the Sea in 1865 that left much of the State of Georgia in ruins?
1) General Joseph Johnston 2) Brian Williams 3) a relative of Nick Saban 4) Lincoln
Answer: A relative of Nick Saban. In 1864, the great, great grandfather of Nick Saban, General William Tecumseh Saban, devised a plan of total war against the Confederacy via a "scorched earth policy". While some blame Confederate General Johnston for his lack of a strategic offensive plan to thwart W.T. Saban's advance and Brian Williams lays claim to have devised the plan at meeting with General U.S. Grant and Lincoln in the spring of 1864, it was the senior Saban that brought this devious plan to fruition.
As many will note, history does have a tendency to repeat itself as Nick Saban unleashed the same type of devastation to the state of Georgia and Atlanta beginning in 2007 with notorious use "over signing" in recruiting.....
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