Question

Which of these was most likely a reason that the Union soldiers took goods from the family that owned Lula Flannigan?

Answer 1

They were Punishing Confederate households for supporting the war

Step-by-step explanation:

It is difficult to judge the actions and perspectives of people in the past. As Lula Flannigan describes, Union soldiers sometimes looted households in the Confederacy. Part of the reason for doing this was to break the Confederacy's will to fight. Another probable reason was that the soldiers wanted revenge for having to fight a war. In earlier history, it was very common for an invading army to steal or destroy the goods that were in households. ~Props to the other person who got the answer first!~

Answer 2

Your post isn't showing multiple choice answers, but I will assist you to the best of my ability.

What would most likely be the reason for Union soldiers took goods from families would be a as a form of punishment for Confederate households during the Civil War.