Which option most accurately identifies the effect of Confederate inflation on the Southern civilian population?

A. He wanted to use Confederate resources to build an outpost in the West that would protect Native American interests.

B. He joined the Confederacy to fight the United States government in retribution for the Indian Removal Act.

C. He believed that the Confederacy's court system would facilitate Cherokee interests in reclaiming lost territory.

D. He sought to incite conflict among Americans in the hopes that he could regain lost Cherokee territory in Georgia.

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Devin Orozco

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11 January, 19:40

Which option most accurately identifies the effect of Confederate inflation on the Southern civilian population?

A. He wanted to use Confederate resources to build an outpost in the West that would protect Native American interests.

B. He joined the Confederacy to fight the United States government in retribution for the Indian Removal Act.

C. He believed that the Confederacy's court system would facilitate Cherokee interests in reclaiming lost territory.

D. He sought to incite conflict among Americans in the hopes that he could regain lost Cherokee territory in Georgia.

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Fuzzy · Answer 1

The value of its money declined rapidly, and it became increasingly difficult to purchase basic goods and necessities.

Explanation:

The effect of Confederate inflation on the Southern civilian population was that the confedarate money started to decrease in value and it started to be less and less valuable, and it became more difficult for people to afford producst and food with it.

Iris Cunningham · Answer 2

The correct answer is D. He sought to incite conflict among Americans i the hopes that he could regain lst Cherokee territory in Gerogia.