Answer:
True...
Explanation:
The Logging, Timber and Construction Industries would be the most affected
For obvious reasons, anyone employed in the logging industry would be severely affected if stricter laws were enforced regarding deforestation since less trees could be cut down compared to today's current quotas.
Secondly, those working in the Timber industry would also be immediately affected by the restricted availability of timber and wood in general.
Thirdly, the Construction industry, particularly in states where building structures are mostly wooden structures due to earthquakes, would suffer a tremendous pressure to remain competitive as Timber and wood prices would inevitably increase in price as availability decreases.
B and D are correct answers with my preference being D.
After the War, the South managed, through the "Lost Cause" myth to redefine the South's reasons for fighting.
Instead of being bigots holding on to an institution wherein they enslaved African-Americans for profit, they were now "fighting for State's rights"
This, combined with the failure of Reconstruction, led to the very people responsible for the Civil War to see their children become leaders in the new South.