General sherman’s march to the seaa. destroyed civilian and military targets. b. selectively attacked military targets. c. selectively attacked civilian targets. d. avoided cities and towns.

The correct answer is A. General Sherman's March to the Sea destroyed civilian and military targets.

Explanation:

Sherman's March to the Sea is the name given to the military campaign led by General William Tecumseh Sherman with his Union Army troops in the Civil War. This campaign began after the triumphs of Gettysburg and Vicksburg in mid-1863. Union troops had the opportunity to launch a major offensive from the state of Tennessee to Georgia, in the very center of the territory of the Confederate States. After Sherman's troops took Atlanta on September 2, 1864, they set out to advance through the Confederate territory to reach the Atlantic Ocean, defeating any Confederate troops who might find and destroying industries, railroads, mills, canals, warehouses, farms, workshops, and practically every element that served to sustain the economy of the secessionist states.

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