Compared to work done by women in the north during the civil war, women in the south often
worked in factories.
made weapons
ran plantations.
made uniforms.

The correct answer is ran plantations

The correct option is the third option; ran plantations.

During the American Civil War, war fought in the United States in the mid 19th century,  women did not sit idly waiting for the men to come home from the battlefield, but they played many roles. Some of them supported the war effort as nurses and aides, while others took a more upfront approach; enlisting secretly in the army or serving as spies.  

Specifically, women in the South, in addition to their household labors like cooking, sewing and nursing their children, had to take over their hudsbands plantation work as well.

answer; /// (culture);

its b. they were outraged that former confederates were able to join congress.