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Why was Texas so important to the Confederacy? a. It was on the western edge of the nation. b. It was a strategic point from which to attack the North. c. It was able to avoid t…

Why was Texas so important to the Confederacy? a. It was on the western edge of the nation. b. It was a strategic point from which to attack the North. c. It was able to avoid t…
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Why was Texas so important to the Confederacy?

a. It was on the western edge of the nation.
b. It was a strategic point from which to attack the North.
c. It was able to avoid the Union blockade.
d. It was the gateway to the Mississippi.

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Answer: c. It was able to avoid the Union blockade.

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c. it was able to avoid the union blockade
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