In the months immediately after the Civil War the dominant emotion among southern whites was

A) sorrow.

B) fear.

C) acceptance of blacks as equals.

D) anger toward plantation owners.

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Terrence French

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5 April, 19:57

In the months immediately after the Civil War the dominant emotion among southern whites was

A) sorrow.

B) fear.

C) acceptance of blacks as equals.

D) anger toward plantation owners.

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Mira Pugh · Answer 1

The correct answer is option A; Sorrow that was the dominant emotion among white southern whites as they did not agree on the abolition of slavery.

Explanation:

However, even though for many Americans the end of the Civil War made a lot of Americans very hopeful, the murder of Lincoln regressed a lot of the progression the Union had accomplish to abolish slavery.

In the months immediately after the Civil War the dominant emotion among southern whites wasA) sorrow.B) fear.C) acceptance of blacks as equals.D) anger toward plantation owners.

In the months immediately after the Civil War the dominant emotion among southern whites was

A) sorrow.

B) fear.

C) acceptance of blacks as equals.

D) anger toward plantation owners.