President Lincoln was very pleased with General Sherman. Southerners were not. Which answer describes why?

Sherman's victory in Atlanta was achieved with very little loss of life, but he destroyed many homes.

Sherman gained a needed victory in Atlanta and marched from there to the sea, destroying everything in his path.

Sherman's march through Atlanta gave Northern forces time to regroup.

Sherman secured Atlanta and most of Georgia with a style of diplomacy that was unpopular with Southerners.