Which of the following was not a problem in the south after the war? lack of food
destroyed railroads
lack of labor
burned buildings

lack of labor

Explanation:

After the war, the South suffered from destroyed buildings, railroads, plantation and the like. However, many of the slaves became free. This meant that there was no lack of labor even after the war. These free slaves started working on lands again through the sharecropping system. This allowed the black people to rent a small area of land from a landlord. When harvesting day comes, the sharecropper would give a portion of his harvest to the landlord. This happened in the early years of the Reconstruction period.

those who allied with france gained land and power.