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Paragraph #1--Develop a paragraph, in your own words, on what you consider to be the #1 cost of the American Civil War. Explain in your own words why you listed this particular cost as the #1 cost of the Civil War. Remember, a cost is an amount that has to be paid or given up in order to get something.

Choices: social cost, political cost or economic cost

· Include a specific piece of evidence from the “Analyze it” portion (from the lesson) to support your ranking of your #1 Cost of the American Civil War.

· Include a specific piece of evidence from the “Visualize it” portion (from the lesson) to support your ranking of your #1 Cost of the American Civil War.

· Include a specific piece of evidence from the “Experience it” portion (from the lesson) to support your ranking of your #1 Cost of the American Civil War.

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