During His Travels Across the United States After the Civil

During his travels across the United States after the Civil War, Mark Twain observed that:

A) people of the South discussed the war far more often than people in the North.
B) northerners had made the memory of the war the center of their sociopolitical lives.
C) Americans across the nation acted as if the Civil War had never happened.
D) southerners were so bitter about the war's outcome that they wouldn't discuss it.