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Northern forces targeted Richmond, Virginia, because it was home to the South’s biggest factories. the capital of the Confederacy. the South’s largest seaport. no longer defende…

Northern forces targeted Richmond, Virginia, because it was home to the South’s biggest factories. the capital of the Confederacy. the South’s largest seaport. no longer defende…
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Northern forces targeted Richmond, Virginia, because it was

home to the South’s biggest factories.
the capital of the Confederacy.
the South’s largest seaport.
no longer defended by Southern armies.

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2. Capitol of the Confederacy.

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User Adore
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Answer:

the capital of the Confederacy.

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