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To win the Civil War, the South was counting on the fact that - a it was too large for the Union to conquer. b Richmond was close to Washington, DC. c its coastline was too long…

To win the Civil War, the South was counting on the fact that - a it was too large for the Union to conquer. b Richmond was close to Washington, DC. c its coastline was too long…
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To win the Civil War, the South was counting on the fact that

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a
it was too large for the Union to conquer.
b
Richmond was close to Washington, DC.
c
its coastline was too long to attack.
d
the Mississippi River was open for transporting goods.

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Answer:

A

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Answer: your correct answer is a

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