How did General Sherman's March to the Sea
affect Southern society and the end of the Civil
War?
A. It destroyed the plantation system, removing
social and economic support for the
Confederacy.
B. It created a strong and active abolitionist
movement among Southern women who lived
on the plantations.
C. It caused the surrender of Southern troops but
did not affect the plantation system.
D. It ended the war by destroying plantations,
forcing many wealthy citizens to flee to
England.