Question

6. After the Civil War and Reconstruction, the South struggled to overcome economic and social obstacles to broad industrial and urban development, and the South remained largely a. Agricultural b. Industrialized c. Economical d. Social​

Answer 1

A. Agricultural

After the Civil War and Reconstruction, the South struggled to overcome economic and social obstacles, and it remained largely a. Agricultural.

The Southern economy was heavily reliant on agriculture, particularly cotton, and the region faced challenges in transitioning to a more diversified and industrialized economy in the aftermath of the war. Industrialization and urban development were more prominent in the Northern states during this period.