"I Think the People Will Be Bound to Suffer for Something

question 14

Multiple Choice

"I think the people will be bound to suffer for something to eat[;] the grain is all destroid and nearly all the fenses is burnt up from yorktown to Richmond: it looks distressing just to travel along the road: the wheat up waist hi some of it and horses and cattle has eat the most of it to the ground and I think the yankees will make a finish of the ballans [balance] that is left but the[y] cant doo much more damage than our army did[;] our own men killed all the cattle and hogs & sheep that the farmers had[,] even took ther chickens[;] every thing is totally destroid in this part of the State.... I hope and pray this awful war will soon come to a close some way or another[,] any way to get pease in the world wonst more[;] it seems to me I had drather be at home and live on bred and water than to have this war hanging over us but I pray god pease will soon be made[.] I dont think the war can last long."
Who did Marion Epperly accuse of destroying much of Virginia?

• A) Confederate soldiers
• B) Union soldiers
• C) Angry slaves
• D) Disgruntled civilians

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Definitions:

Gastric Secretion

The process of producing and releasing fluids such as hydrochloric acid and digestive enzymes by the stomach's glands to aid in digestion.

Cholecystokinin

A hormone that stimulates the digestion of fat and protein by facilitating the digestion and slowing the rate of stomach emptying.

Gastric Secretion

is the process of producing and releasing fluids by the gastric glands in the stomach, including acid, enzymes, and mucus.

Acidic Chyme

The partially digested, acidic fluid that passes from the stomach to the small intestine, consisting of gastric juices and partly digested food.