Question

1. which southern industries used raw materials from the south after the civil war?○ textiles and lumber○ railroads and banking○ shipping and mining

Explanation:

After the Civil War, the South had abundant cotton (for textiles) and timber (for lumber) as raw materials. Southern textile mills processed local cotton, and lumber industries harvested the region's extensive forests. Railroads/banking were infrastructure/services, not raw material-reliant manufacturing, and shipping/mining were not the primary industries using Southern raw materials in this context.

Answer:

A. textiles and lumber