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Which at first gave the South an edge in the Civil War? A. a better-equipped army B. the invention of ironclad ships C. the drafting of slaves into the army
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Which at first gave the South an edge in the Civil War?

A.
a better-equipped army
B.
the invention of ironclad ships
C.
the drafting of slaves into the army

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the invention of ironclad ships
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