Which of the following statements accurately describes the response of increasing numbers of enslaved blacks in the South as the Civil War dragged on?

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As the Civil War dragged on, increasing numbers of enslaved blacks in the South worked in various ways to weaken and undermine the Confederacy. This included running away from plantations, sabotaging crops, and providing intelligence to Union soldiers. They did not volunteer to help the Confederacy, remain neutral or enslave their former masters, and fleeing to Canada was not a common response.

Which of the Following Statements Accurately Describes the Response of Increasing