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The Union army's devastating march through Georgia from Atlanta to Savannah led by General William T Sherman intended to demoralize civilians and destroy resources the Confederate army needed to fight.
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The Union army's devastating march through Georgia from Atlanta to Savannah led by General William T Sherman intended to demoralize civilians and destroy resources the Confederate army needed to fight.

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A Sherman's March Through the South

B Sherman's March to the Sea

C Sherman's War Against Civilians

D 1864 presidential election.

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(B) Sherman's march to the sea

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