What did south carolina and georgia promise every white volunteer at the war’s end?

a. the right to vote.

b. a slave.

c. one hundred shillings.

d. two acres of land.

e. a musket of his own.

b. A slave.

Explanation:

South Carolina and Georgia were Confederacy states, which fought for slavery in the Civil War. Due to the rural nature of these states economy, slaves tended to increase the earnings of their owners.

So, to every white volunteer, these states promised a slave at the war end.

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