What did the Union Army do to northwestern and central Louisiana after the Red River campaign? They destroyed towns and plantations and stole property as they retreated.

They damaged Louisiana towns and plantations considerably, but private property remained due to Union war policies.

They destroyed plantations with fires, but entire towns were left because they hoped to recapture them for later use.

They were minimally invasive, but inflicted damage on roads and bridges.

According to the biography of harriet tubman you read, what physical trauma did harriet tubman experience as a young girl? a.) she was repeatedly raped by an overseer.b.)she lost the use of her left leg after it became stuck in a cotton gin.c.)she was beaten within an inch of her life by a slaveholder which caused her to suffer from memory lapses later in life. d.)she was hit in the head with a 2-pound iron weight by an overseer, which caused her to suffer from narcolepsy later in life.