I would think
<span>C. By the amount of people who moved to the south during reconstruction
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. The government at that time was unable to pass any legislation because of the need for a (double majority). The answer is in the ()
Eventho it changed it kind of still is similar at the same time
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The Union victory did solve a handful of problems, it abolished slavery and get rid of the Confederate Union but not every problem could be solved. Personally I would disagree because the Civil War had other problems right after because of the victory.
