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Contrasting Why did the war affect life in the South more than in the North?
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Contrasting Why did the war affect life in the South more than in the North?

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Manufacturing required commodities for both soldiers and civilians was more challenging for the South than it was for the North. As a result, Southern people likely had to make more substantial sacrifices than Northern civilians during the war.
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