Which of the following problems did NOT plague the Confederate rail system?
A) Lack of a standard railroad track gauge
B) Many railroads terminated in towns and did not extend to other areas
C) Rail deterioration due to overuse
D) Lack of prewar support by southerners for increasing amount of new tracks in the south

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The Confederate rail system faced numerous challenges during the Civil War, including a lack of standard gauge, railroads that often terminated without connecting to other lines, and deterioration from overuse. However, the lack of prewar support for expanding the rail network in the South was not among these problems. In fact, there was significant investment and interest in expanding the rail system in the South before the war, although it was not as extensive or as coordinated as in the North.

Which of the Following Problems Did NOT Plague the Confederate