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populated. than some of these other regions like tampa has about 350,000 people population. there s one outliar here and this one cuts to the south of tampa. so we have to look at perhaps the ones that are in most agreement. so what can we expect? storm surge. the number one killer in hurricanes. that s when that wall of water gets pushed on shore. because this is such a low-lying area it will inundate areas. you go into this bend and you re looking at 7 to 11-foot storms. some areas could see as much as 10-inches of rainfall. but look at this. even as we go in toward the next five day, big bend area, go to jacksonville. then you head toward savannah, brunswick and charleston. charleston floods during a nice thunderstorms during the summer. but it looks like this is
are preparing for the worst case scenario right now, preparing up and down. governor has called in an emergency order, the national guard. all those things are good. florida is a peninsula. it s more difficult to station supplies. what it s really going to come down to is what the public is doing. are they doing their part? are they heeding any evacuation orders? that will really play out our worst case scenario for fatalities and other regions in the area who might need that. so, what the public needs to do now is really listen to your local officials, heed any warnings. if you are told to evacuate, evacuate now and get out soon. so, what is it walk us through the allocation of resources from the federal level here, when you have a hurricane that may not be hitting, say, miami beach and now it s moving up toward savannah, potentially atlanta, myrtle beach,
confederates have given her up without a fight. sherman marches toward savannah, and slaves run away from their plantations seeking protection from his army, and he welcomes them. he doesn t turn them away. he understands that every slave that follows his army is a slave that s not doing work supporting the confederate war machine. with the end of the war in sight, secretary of war edwin stanton meets with black leaders in savannah to find out how the government can best help the millions of newly freed slaves. what is your understanding of the freedom given by the president s proclamation? the freedom promised by the president is taking us from under the yoke of bondage and placing us where we can benefit from the fruit of our labors and take care of ourselves. now, what is your feeling in regard to general sherman? general sherman is a man of the providence of god,
specially set aside to accomplish this task. he has our utmost gratitude. sherman orders 400,000 acres of land once owned by slaveholding planters to be divided up into 40-acres plots for freedmen, but after the war, the order is revoked and the land returned to plantation owners, just one of the many broken promises of reconstruction. savannah is ours, general. thank god no lives will be lost today. sherman s march makes it possible for lincoln to push the 13th amendment through congress, abolishing slavery for good. it also allows ulysses s. grant to corner robert e. lee and force the confederacy to surrender. gentlemen, general grant.