Following the Civil War, why did most of the south lay in ruins? A. Most of the battles took place in the south. B. The north had better weapons. C. The northern soldiers destroyed a town after a victory.

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Following the Civil War, why did most of the south lay in ruins?

A.

Most of the battles took place in the south.

B.

The north had better weapons.

C.

The northern soldiers destroyed a town after a victory.

D.

None of the above.

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The correct answer is, "Most of the battles took place in the south."

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