Which of the following Pulitzer Prize-winning novels was inspired by the author listening to stories told by Confederate soldiers who had fought in the war? Our House in the Last World Gone with the Wind The Midlander The Turmoil

The correct answer is **"Gone with the Wind"** by Margaret Mitchell. **"Gone with the Wind"** is a Pulitzer Prize-winning novel published in 1936. Margaret Mitchell was inspired to write the novel after listening to stories and recollections from people who had experienced the American Civil War, including Confederate soldiers. These firsthand accounts helped her craft a vivid and compelling portrayal of life in the South during and after the war. The other options listed do not match both the Pulitzer Prize criterion and the specific inspiration from Confederate soldiers’ stories: - **"Our House in the Last World"**: This title does not correspond to any known Pulitzer Prize-winning novel. - **"The Midlander"**: There is no record of a Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by this title. - **"The Turmoil"**: Similarly, this title does not match any recognized Pulitzer Prize-winning work. Therefore, **"Gone with the Wind"** is the novel that fits the description provided.