1. When people speak of the antebellum South, they generally mean: A The pre-Civil War South B The time when women wore hoop skirts C The South after the Civil War D > That the South was slow-moving and backward

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1. When people speak of the antebellum South, they generally mean: A The pre-Civil War South B The time when women wore hoop skirts C The South after the Civil War D > That the South was slow-moving and backward

Answer 1

The pre-Civil War SouthThe term "antebellum" is derived from Latin and means "before the war." When people refer to the antebellum South, they are specifically talking about the period in the Southern United States before the Civil War.

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1. When people speak of the antebellum South, they generally mean: A The pre-Civil War South B The time when women wore hoop skirts C The South after the Civil War D > That the South was slow-moving and backward

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