Answer: C) the South lost many plantations and other property.
Most of the battles of the Civil War occurred in the South. This meant that war action disrupted the lives of Southerners more directly than the lives of Northerners. The South lost many plantations and property, and caused the displacement of many people. Moreover, the South had more difficulty manufacturing goods as they were mainly an agricultural region. This left the people of the South more isolated and facing more hardship than the people of the North and might have contributed to the Northern victory.
