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Jeffrey is factory worker in the North who recently has been drafted into the army. Why is he most likely to believe the Civil War is a "rich man's war, but a poor man's fight"?

AHis boss paid the government money to avoid the draft.
BHis boss wants to give Jeffrey's job to his female cousin when he leaves.
CHis boss did not tell the government Jeffrey was needed in the factory and should be allowed to stay.
DAll answers are correct.

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Neuron

The most likely answe here would be A - his boss paid the government money to avoid the draft. 

Often in wars, people who owned factories were able to pay their way out of a draft and had normal workers and people of low social class, that had to actually fight themselves because they didn't have enough money to pay their way out, fighting for them. Hence the saying 'rich man's war, but a poor man's fight'.

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