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Details of the setting help you understand that during the Civil War Options 1. Armies often camped near each other 2.battles only took place in the spring 3.peach trees provided food for soldiers 4.months
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Details of the setting help you understand that during the Civil War

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1. Armies often camped near each other
2.battles only took place in the spring
3.peach trees provided food for soldiers
4.months could go by between battles

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#4 seems correct |||||||||
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#4 I hope it’s right
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