The United States took a larger role in world affairs through the projection of its military and economic power. It did so in order to become a more important country. By the late 1800s, the United States was big enough and strong enough to want to play a greater role in international affairs.
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The correct answer is D. A total warfare approach to destroy civilian morale.
Explanation
Sherman's March to the Sea is the name of a Union military campaign during the American Civil War led by General William T. Sherman between the years 1863 and 1864. This campaign was characterized by the massive Union offensive against the Confederate States until reaching the Atlantic Ocean. Among the main military actions that were carried out during this campaign were the destruction of industry, mills, railways, and other strategically important infrastructure for the Confederate army.
In addition, they used theft and looting to stock up on everything they found in their path and destroying what was left over to cut off the supply. Years later, General William T. Sherman would be known due to this military strategy known as total warfare, which, in addition to militarily destroying the enemies, attacks the entire supply line and affects the morale of civilians through devastation and destruction. So the correct answer is D. A total warfare approach to destroy civilian morale.
Patriot Advantages:
•strong leadership
•were fighting on familiar land
•had a strong morale to fight for
British Advantages:
•professional army
•hired Hessians and Native Americans
•strong navy
Patriot Disadvantages:
•poorly trained militias
•lack of resources
•early losses
British Disadvantages:
•no central capital to capture in America
•land was very spread out and vast
•used subpar generals for the Rev. War
