What major problems did the South experience in fighting and winning the war?
A) Southern black troops staged countless mutinies.
B) African American slaves burned several southern cities.
C) It lacked enough food, effective transportation, and military hardware.
D) There was incessant meddling in its affairs by France and England.
Answer: C
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