The March of Sherman towards the Sea is the name given to the military campaign directed by the American general William Tecumseh Sherman with its troops of the Army of the Union in the American 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 the Atlantic Ocean, defeating Confederate troops who could find and destroy industries, railroads, mills, canals, warehouses, haciendas, workshops, and practically every element that served to sustain the economy of the secessionist states.
This policy of Sherman and his troops caused very serious damage to the industry and infrastructure of the Confederacy, causing severe devastation as the northern troops moved into unknown territory, without supply lines, and with Sherman's order to subsist on the base of the crops and livestock that they could steal or loot from the farms and farms that they found in their way, destroying the livestock and surplus crops.
The objective of controlling and destroying the railroad lines was to avoid the rapid movement of the enemy as well as to hinder the commerce of the agriculture that he owned.
Answer:
B Linnaeus
Explanation:
Carolus Linnaeus is considered the 'Father of Taxonomy' because, in the 1700s, he developed a way to name and organize species that we still use today.
Haiti became a focus of interest for the great powers in the early twentieth century mainly because of the country's strategic location. Competition among the United States, Germany, France, and Britain resulted in the breaching of Haiti's sovereignty and the nineteen-year occupation by United States forces.
Haiti has maintained a long-standing relationship with the United States. Haitians have perceived economic ties to the United States as vital. The United States was Haiti's primary trading partner for both exports and imports, its most important source of foreign assistance, and the primary target of Haitian emigration. A large number of private voluntary agencies from the United States functioned in Haiti. The assembly industry of Port-au-Prince was closely tied to the United States economy. In short, the economic and the political influence of the United States in Haiti was more powerful than the influence of any other country.
I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option C. The women in the middle east were the first people known to produce food through agriculture. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day.