During the civil war, women in south carolina were left behind to tend to farms and plantations while the men went off to war. they were also forced to deal with significant supply shortages of clothes and food. many children served in the war as soldiers or drummer boys, and many were left without fathers or with fathers whose ability to earn a living was hampered from injuries sustained in the war. african-americans in south carolina were displaced following the war and endured racial discrimination and the same shortage of basic supplies that impacted the entire state. the main idea of this paragraph is that a) the civil war had a profound effect on the daily lives of all people in south carolina, regardless of gender, age, and race. b) the civil war had a positive impact on the state's economy and also resulted in increased rights and privileges for the state's ex-slaves. c) the negative impacts of the civil war were mostly limited to the areas along the coast and very little of the war's effects were felt in the upcountry region. d) compared to the deep south states of alabama, georgia, and mississippi, south carolina experienced a greater degree of death and destruction from the civil war.