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a: sanitation and medical care improved
b: consumers wanted imported goods.
c: technology made manufacturing more efficient
What else can I help you with?
After the civil war the cost of living decreased because?
There was a low-wage economy in the South, exploited by Carpetbaggers.
What did it cost for reconstruction after the Civil War?
$1billion
Which of these is not a result of regional conflicts and civil war?
improved standard of living
Approximately how much did the civil war cost?
8 billion
Are there any civil war widows still living?
The last one died last year.
After the civil war the cost of living decreased because?
There was a low-wage economy in the South, exploited by Carpetbaggers.
The economic downturn following the war included decreased production lower wages and high cost of living all of which led to?
The cost of soldiers' benefits after the war
Why did the cost of living decease after the US Civil War?
you probably mean "decrease" as decease it didn't.after the civil war the cost of living went down because people could focus on making a living, growing crops and building communities instead of making (and paying for) a war
Who is still living from the Civil War?
There are no Civil War veterans living .
The economic downturn following the war included decreased production lower wages and high cost of living?
Strikes by approximately 4 million workers
What was the estimated cost of the Civil War?
$ 6,190,000,000 in damages from the Civil War.
Do you think The number of patents that increased or decreased during the civil war?
no dec i think
The future cost of the Civil War included which of the following?
the cost of soldiers benefits after the war
How much did coal cost during the civil war?
i never knew there was coal in the civil war
What did it cost for reconstruction after the Civil War?
$1billion
How much money did the civil war cost the us government each day?
The Civil War cost the government 2.5 million dollars daily
What did people in the south do for living during the civil war?
At the time of the Civil War, the majority of people in the south (and the midwest) were farmers.
