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Why did the tide of the war slowly turn in favor of the Union? A. The North had a greater population and more soldiers B. The North had more factories C. The North had more rail…

Why did the tide of the war slowly turn in favor of the Union? A. The North had a greater population and more soldiers B. The North had more factories C. The North had more rail…
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Why did the tide of the war slowly turn in favor of the Union?

A. The North had a greater population and more soldiers
B. The North had more factories
C. The North had more railroads
D. All of the above

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The answer is all of the above (d)

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User Brian McAuliffe
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D

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