Which statement best reflects the effect of the Civil War on the lives of young children in various social classes in the South? All children were kept as far from the war as possible, regardless of social

Which statement best reflects the effect of the Civil War on the lives of young

children in various social classes in the South?
All children were kept as far from the war as possible, regardless of social class.
Enslaved and free children were expected to assist with the farms or plantations.
Only enslaved boys were allowed to enlist in the army as drummer boys or flag
bearers.
Young girls were expected to work in the factories alongside their mothers.

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