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Why did chief John Ross believe that the Confederates would win the war?
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because the Confederates won the Battle of Wilson Creek. ... He considered that the Confederate Army had chances to win the Civil War because the Southern Army had defeated the Union Army in the Battle of Wilson Creek.
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