Who commissioned the Union General Philip Sheridan statues?
Private investors
U.S Government
City of Washington D.C.
City of Chicago
Answer
The Union General Philip Sheridan statues were commissioned by the U.S. Government in recognition of his distinguished military career. Sheridan played a pivotal role in the Union victory during the American Civil War and was later instrumental in developing the U.S. Cavalry. The statues serve as a tribute to his leadership, bravery, and dedication to the nation.
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