The battle of shiloh was won by a. neither the north nor the south. b. the north and the south. c. the south. d. the north.

The correct answer is D. The North

Explanation:

The Battle of Shiloh was a battle that took place in 1862 in Tennesse as part of the American Civil War which was a conflict between the North and the South that emerged due to their political differences and their position towards slavery. In this incident the Union or soldiers from the North were attacked by the Confederates or soldiers from the South, as the Confederates wanted the Union soldiers left the Mississipi river and stop their advance, during the first day of the battle the Confederate forces were stronger than the Union forces; however, the Union was able to strengthen its forces and defeat the Confederates during the second day, forcing them to retreat. This battle was also one of the bloodiest ones during this war as around 3400 from the two sides were killed. Thus, the Battle of Shiloh was won by the North as the soldiers of the North or the Union was the one that finally won this battle and forced the Confederates or soldiers from the South to retreat.

The correct answer is D) the North.

The Battle of Shiloh was won by the North.

The Battle of Shiloh was fought on April 6 and 7, 1862, near Pittsburgh landing, close to the Tennessee River, in a place better known as "Hornet's Nest." The Union army resisted many attacks from the Confederated troops and in the end, the troops of General Ulysess S. Grant defeated the Southern troops commanded by General Albert Sydney Johnston.