One Consequence of General William T

question 57

Multiple Choice

One consequence of General William T. Sherman's style of warfare was

• A) a longer war.
• B) the loss of more lives.
• C) fewer desertions on the Confederate side.
• D) Southern resignation to defeat.
• E) a shorter war that saved lives.

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Insurance Expense

The cost recognized in the accounting period related to the premiums paid for insurance policies.

Retained Earnings

Profits that a company keeps after dividends are paid to shareholders, used for reinvestment in the business or to pay off debt.

Closing Entry

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Prepaid Insurance

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