As the Civil War dragged on,increasing numbers of enslaved blacks in the South:

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As the war continued, many enslaved blacks found ways to resist and undermine the Confederacy, such as slowing down work, sabotaging equipment, and providing intelligence to Union forces. Some also escaped to join the Union army or sought refuge in contraband camps set up by the Union. While there were a few instances of enslaved blacks voluntarily fighting for the Confederacy, they were relatively rare and did not significantly contribute to the war effort. Choices A, B, D, and E are not accurate or supported by historical evidence.

As the Civil War Dragged On,increasing Numbers of Enslaved Blacks