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The post-Civil War South can best be described as destroyed by the war. the same as before the war. disheartened by the war. untouched by the war.

The post-Civil War South can best be described as destroyed by the war. the same as before the war. disheartened by the war. untouched by the war.
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The post-Civil War South can best be described as

destroyed by the war.


the same as before the war.


disheartened by the war.


untouched by the war.

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Answer:

The answer is Disheartened

Step-by-step explanation:

I don't think there IS one.

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