Which statement BEST compares attitudes of the North and South during the Civil War? A) Leaders of the South were much less experienced than in the North, so soldiers respected them less. B) Soldiers in the South knew they would win the war, so they put in less effort than Northern soldiers. C) Southern leaders felt the war was pointless and wanted to end it, while Northern leaders wanted it to continue. D) Unlike soldiers in the North, early inthe war Southern soldiers felt they were being invaded, so they fought to defend their homeland.

The American Civil War was fought from 1861 till 1865 by the Confederates against the Union. Although the Union was victorious in the end, their morale was many times very low.

Question: Which statement BEST compares attitudes of the North and South during the Civil War?

Answer: D) Unlike soldiers in the North, early in the war Southern soldiers felt they were being invaded, so they fought to defend their homeland.

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Unlike soldiers in the North, early in the war Southern soldiers felt they were being invaded, so they fought to defend their homeland.

Explanation:

Unlike soldiers in the North, early in the war Southern soldiers felt they were being invaded, so they fought to defend their homeland. Most all of the battles in the Civil War were fought in locations in the southern states, so many Confederate soldiers felt their homeland was under attack from Union troops. This opinion was not shared by Union troops or the people directing the war.