What saved the University of Georgia from bankruptcy after the Civil War?

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However, A&M's funding was considered part of the university, which helped save it from bankruptcy during the Reconstruction era. As a land-grant school, UGA was required to provide military training, which the university began to offer in the 1870s.

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A&M's funding helped save the University of Georgia from Bankruptcy.

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