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The North would have to invade and hold the South, a large area filled with a hostile population. Furthermore, the Southern people's support for the war remained strong. Recalling the example of the American Revolution, when the smaller, weaker colonies had won independence from wealthy Great Britain, many believed the South had a good chance of winning.
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What were hardships that the Freedmen faced during the civil war?
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One problem that faced the railroads before the civil war was that?
no standered gauge had been agreed upon
One problem that faced the railroads before the civil war was that no standard gauge had been agreed upon?
true this was one of the factors for civil war
What are some of the issues and problems facing Native Americans?
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What were some major issues during the Reconstruction of the US?
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