More Than Any Other General, William T

question 63

Multiple Choice

More than any other general, William T. Sherman recognized:

• A) the connection between the South's economy, its morale, and its ability to wage war
• B) the greatness of the Confederate army
• C) that the South would never unconditionally surrender
• D) the need to march through Georgia with respect for the Confederacy
• E) the need to kill masses of enemy civilians

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