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Why did white southerners from all classes enlist to fight Yankees?A. They believed the federal government was conspiring to raise their taxes.B. They believed that serving in the war would boost their economic status.C. They wanted to ensure that blacks remained subordinate to whites.D. Poor whites hoped the war would topple the planter regime.
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