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What was General William T. Sherman's strategy for defeating the Confederates in Georgia in 1864?A. He planned to recruit former plantation slaves for the Union army.B. He planned to have his men confiscate Georgians' cotton and sell it to England.C. He intended to infect Confederate camps with typhoid fever.D. He orchestrated a scorched-earth military campaign aimed at destroying the will of the southernpeople.
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