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What were the North’s strengths at the onset of the Civil War? What big advantage did the South have?
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What were the North’s strengths at the onset of the Civil War? What big advantage did the South have?

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The South was defending their homelands and so they had knowledge of the terrain, and had the motive to actively fight for their homeland but I could be wrong.
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