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Why did Great Britain remain neutral during the Civil War?
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Why did Great Britain remain neutral during the Civil War?

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Great Britain could trade with both opposing sides of the war.

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(look at the explanation)

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Many believed Great Britain should steer clear of the United State's Civil War due to the consequences it could have if the side they supported conceded.

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