<span>McClellan had argued that the Civil War was at worst unwinnable and at best destined to continue as a protracted stalemate that the Union would win only after a long and costly slog. This argument was disproven on September 2, 1864 when General Sherman captured the major Southern city of Atlanta. With the capture of Atlanta it was clear to all that a Union victory was not only inevitable, but was likely to come sooner rather than later.</span>
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option D) A and C is the right answer
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New constitutions ended many social distinctions and abolished slavery.
It was a printing press that simultaneously printing on both sides of the page that lowered the price of newspapers to a penny a copy, since this doubled the efficiency.
