What were effects of the Red River Campaign during the Civil War? Check all that apply.
The Union gained a foothold in the South.
The Union lost time and important resources.
The Union lost its control of southern Louisiana.
The Confederates were able to push back the Union.
The Confederacy could not recover from its defeat.
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