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What was the myth of the Lost Cause?A belief that the South could never have won the war because northern soldiers exerted greater virtue and courageA glorification of the memory of the Confederacy and a romanticization of the Old South as a pastoral land with benevolent masters and happy slavesThe belief among northerners that southerners would never accept racial equalityAll of the above
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