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17 April, 07:58

Before the Civil War, many Texans were against secession. How did the beginning of the Civil War affect those Texans?

A.

More people turned against the Confederacy.

B.

Most supported the Confederacy after fighting began.

C.

Most left the South to live in or fight for the Union.

D.

Most were arrested or killed by the Confederacy.

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