In the Aftermath of the Confederacy's Defeat, Religious-Minded White Southerners

question 70

Multiple Choice

In the aftermath of the Confederacy's defeat, religious-minded white southerners:

• A) began to seriously question their faith
• B) became less racist
• C) saw no reason to change their thinking that God was on their side
• D) prayed and went to church more often
• E) questioned the authority of their ministers

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