If LeConte's community was similar to others in the Confederate states, w following conclusions are supported by these diary entries? Select the two 1) Prices in the Confederate states stayed low during the war. 2) The Union and Confederate armies stayed far away from Southerners' homes. 3) The war had made it harder to find meat and dairy products. 4) Some Southern cities were burned down during the war.

The war had made it harder to find meat and dairy products, as shortages in goods were common due to blockades and the impact of war on farming. Many Southerners struggled with the dire consequences of inflation and supply disruptions, which made everyday meals a challenge. Some Southern cities were burned down during the war, a devastating reality as both armies clashed and cities became strategic targets. This destruction not only disrupted life for residents but also left lasting scars on the landscape and culture of the South.