After the Civil War, how did nostalgic white Southerners view the Old South?

A. They thought about the Old South with shame because of its history of slavery.

B. They held a romantic view of the Old South and believed it was mostly good.

C. They were glad the Old South was gone, and many relocated to the North.

D. They hoped that Reconstruction policies would bring the Old South back.

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Marie Vincent

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13 July, 19:30

After the Civil War, how did nostalgic white Southerners view the Old South?

A. They thought about the Old South with shame because of its history of slavery.

B. They held a romantic view of the Old South and believed it was mostly good.

C. They were glad the Old South was gone, and many relocated to the North.

D. They hoped that Reconstruction policies would bring the Old South back.

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Alivia Davidson · Answer 1

B. They held a romantic view of the Old South and believed it was mostly good.

mind u these where the people who fought to keep slaves and believed that blacks where un able to survive on their own and had to be saved from them selves