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Why did the South believe they would be able to enlist foreign intervention and why were they unable to do so

Why did the South believe they would be able to enlist foreign intervention and why were they unable to do so
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Why did the South believe they would be able to enlist foreign intervention and why were they unable to do so

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The South thought that they could get help from foreign countries, such as European countries, because they had a very large share in the world cotton market.
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