All of these changes occurred in the South during the Civil War EXCEPT:

a. changes in the manufacture and supply of textiles and other goods

b. changes in how Texans fought

changes in agriculture

d. changes in transportation

Please select the best answer from the choices provided

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D. Changes in transportation

Explanation:

However, shortages remain, not only because of the blockade, but also because the South is simply running out of new goods. So whatever they had on hand when the war began is really about all they're going to have. And finally, transportation methods are going to fall into disrepair. It becomes very difficult to move not only goods, but also the army and other things around the South as a result of the problems with transportation.

b.

changes in how Texans fought

Explanation:

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