The idea of the Lost Cause was a romanticized view of the causes of the Civil War, slavery, and the Old South. This myth was perpetuated by many southern churches and denominations, creating a mythology that equates the South's defeat with the death of Christ, as if the South had been sacrificed for the sins of the United States.?

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The idea of the Lost Cause was a romanticized view of the causes of the Civil War, slavery, and the Old South. This myth was perpetuated by many southern churches and denominations, creating a mythology that equates the South's defeat with the death of Christ, as if the South had been sacrificed for the sins of the United States.?

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Jacoby Vang · Answer 1

The answer is True

Explanation: This quote is true because the death of all people was romanticized and seen as a great sacrifice, when it was just the sacrifice of a few lives unnecessarily. So this question is true for that reason.