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What was the heart of the matter during the Civil War? A. It was feared that many soldiers would have to serve overseas. B. It was considered a family fight. C. It was over what…

What was the heart of the matter during the Civil War? A. It was feared that many soldiers would have to serve overseas. B. It was considered a family fight. C. It was over what…
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What was the heart of the matter

during the Civil War?
A. It was feared that many soldiers would have
to serve overseas.
B. It was considered a family fight.
C. It was over what would happen to the slaves.
D. It was feared that England would invade
during the Civil War.

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I'm not 100% sure but I would say C but please make sure because I don't know for sure

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