You forgot to mention burning and genocide of millions of Americans as in “the burning of Atlanta”
In July of 1864, Major General William Tecumseh Sherman’s troops approached Atlanta which would set the stage for a total war against the people of Georgia, commonly called his “March To The Sea.” From Atlanta to Savannah, Sherman left a trail of utter destruction behind. He and his bummers stripped the land clean of all resources. What they could not use themselves, they destroyed so that nothing was left for the civilian population in the way of sustaining life.
http://www.scv674.org/SH-13.htm
When I posted, I figured “Waging war on fellow Americans” covered that, but on reflection, you’re correct. Sherman’s march went beyond “waging war”.