Help.. William T. Sherman a. Union admiral who captured New Orleans b. nurse during the Civil War and founder of the American Red Cross c. Confederate spy d. Union general who captured Atlanta e. Confederate commander of the Army of Northern Virginia f. Union commander of the Army of the Potomac g. actor who assassinated President Lincoln h. Confederate general responsible for the victory at Bull Run

d. Union general who captured Atlanta

Explanation:

william t. sherman was on the union side and took atlanta in 1864 from the confederates. atlanta at the time was almost completely destroyed, but sherman taking atlanta had been a huge loss for the confederates and a huge win for the union.

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