What challenges did Florida Governor John Milton face during the Civil War? Check all that apply.

a) People were opposed to high taxes and conscription policies.

b) People found it hard to gather supplies for Confederate troops.

c) People argued over how to hand out the state's bountiful supplies.

d) People began to question their support for secession.

e) People were unsure of whether they should support slavery.

f) People were tired of living away from their family and in poverty.

The challenges that Florida Governor John Milton faced during the Civil War were:

a) People were opposed to high taxes and conscription policies

b) People found it hard to gather supplies for Confederate troops.

d) People began to question their support for secession.

Florida is one of the founding members of the Confederacy. However, it also had citizens who are pro-Union and anti-Confederate. Its number increased as the war progresses.

Florida is an important supply route for the Confederate army. They provided food and salt to their soldiers. But, the Union soldiers operated blockades around Florida to make it inaccessible to Confederate supporters.

When the Confederacy fell, Governor John Milton committed suicide. He'd rather die than become a part of the Union states.