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Why did Major Sibley believe he could take New Mexico during the Civil War?
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Why did Major Sibley believe he could take New Mexico during the Civil War?

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Answer: Its E

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Sibley argued that New Mexico was lightly defended and disorganized, and he believed that a Confederate force could subsist on supplies captured from Union-held forts and supply depots in the territory.

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