Question

which of these was a consequence of the civil war? general william tecumseh shermans march to the sea destroyed southern transportation lines. president lincolns gettysburg address persuaded the south to disarm and surrender. maryland became a territory due to the writ of habeas corpus. the southern states gained a new primary source of income. question 2 (08.03 mc) look at this photograph of richmond, virginia after its capture. how does this represent an important event during the civil war? it shows the large amount of weapons and ammunition the union forces lost in the battle. it demonstrates the increased strength of the confederate forces following shermans attack. it depicts the destruction of the souths capital after a confederate evacuation. it illustrates the norths failure to protect important military targets.

Explanation:

1. For the first question, General William Tecumseh Sherman's March to the Sea during the Civil - War did destroy Southern transportation lines. The Gettysburg Address was a speech to honor the dead and did not persuade the South to disarm. Maryland was a state and not made a territory due to the writ of habeas corpus. The South did not gain a new primary source of income as a consequence of the Civil War.
2. For the second question, Richmond was the capital of the Confederacy. The photograph of Richmond after its capture depicts the destruction of the South's capital after the Confederate evacuation. The Union did not lose large amounts of weapons and ammunition in this context. The Confederacy did not gain strength after Sherman's attack. It was not a case of the North's failure to protect important military targets.

Answer:

1. General William Tecumseh Sherman's March to the Sea destroyed Southern transportation lines.
2. It depicts the destruction of the South's capital after a Confederate evacuation.