Approximately how much did the Civil War cost? A. About $8 billion
B. About $8 million
C. About $1 billion
D. About $100 million

Since the population of the South was much less than that of the North, on a per capita basis, the Civil War cost the South about $375 per person while in the North it was approximately $150 per person.

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