According to the article, it was fairly easy for women to enlist as men in the Union and Confederate armies. Which selection from article best supports this idea?
(a)Honestly, the lore is that the physical exams were not rigorous at all. If you had enough teeth in your head and could hold a musket, you were fine.
(b)At the time, I believe the union had an official cutoff age of 18 for soldiers, but that was often flouted and people often lied.
(c)They also kind of kept to themselves. The evidence that survived often describes them as aloof.
(d)Even in the cases where these women were found out as soldiers, there does not actually seem to be much uproar. More or less, they were just sent home.​