To win the Civil War, the South was counting on the fact that
it was too large for the Union to conquer.
the Mississippi River was open for transporting goods.
its coastline was too long to attack.
Richmond was close to Washington, DC.

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To win the Civil War, the South was counting on the fact that
it was too large for the Union to conquer.
the Mississippi River was open for transporting goods.
its coastline was too long to attack.
Richmond was close to Washington, DC.

anonymous · Answer

oh

anonymous · Answer

oh really??? thats not helping me at all

anonymous · Answer

Please note that this is the mathematics section :)

pooja195 · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

The South were heavily relying on slave labor and The Mississippi trade routes, until the North confronted it.

pooja195 · Answer

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