Which of the following is TRUE about white Southerners in the Confederacy? A. As the war progressed, an increasing number of white yeoman farmers achieved economic independence. B. The Confederate draft required rich and poor whites to fight equally. C. As the war progressed, an increasing number of white yeoman families sank into poverty and debt, and by war's end over 100,000 mostly poor men had deserted the Confederate army. D. The Confederacy levied heavy taxes on elite planters, which bolstered yeoman support for the war. E. At the beginning of the war, most white Southerners refused to support the Confederate cause.

Which of the following is TRUE about white Southerners in the Confederacy? A. As the war progressed, an increasing number of white yeoman farmers achieved economic independence. B. The Confederate draft required rich and poor whites to fight equally. C. As the war progressed, an increasing number of white yeoman families sank into poverty and debt, and by war's end over 100,000 mostly poor men had deserted the Confederate army. D. The Confederacy levied heavy taxes on elite planters, which bolstered yeoman support for the war. E. At the beginning of the war, most white Southerners refused to support the Confederate cause.

	A.	As the war progressed, an increasing number of white yeoman farmers achieved economic independence.
	B.	The Confederate draft required rich and poor whites to fight equally.
	C.	As the war progressed, an increasing number of white yeoman families sank into poverty and debt, and by war's end over 100,000 mostly poor men had deserted the Confederate army.
	D.	The Confederacy levied heavy taxes on elite planters, which bolstered yeoman support for the war.
	E.	At the beginning of the war, most white Southerners refused to support the Confederate cause.