This battle was significant because it opened up the Columbia and Tennessee Rivers to the Union Army. What battle was it?

A. Battle of Franklin

B. Battle of Ft. Donelson

C. Battle of Nashville

D. Battle of Stones River

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7 June, 20:42

This battle was significant because it opened up the Columbia and Tennessee Rivers to the Union Army. What battle was it?

A. Battle of Franklin

B. Battle of Ft. Donelson

C. Battle of Nashville

D. Battle of Stones River

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Holden Johnson · Answer 1

Answer: The correct answer is B - The Battle of Ft. Donelson

Explanation: The battle was fought from February 11-16 1862. In the battle Union forces were able to capture the fort near the Kentucky - Tennessee border which opened up the Cumberland River, eventually providing a clear path for the invasion of the south.

This battle was significant because it opened up the Columbia and Tennessee Rivers to the Union Army. What battle was it?A. Battle of FranklinB. Battle of Ft. DonelsonC. Battle of NashvilleD. Battle of Stones River

This battle was significant because it opened up the Columbia and Tennessee Rivers to the Union Army. What battle was it?

A. Battle of Franklin

B. Battle of Ft. Donelson

C. Battle of Nashville

D. Battle of Stones River