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What was a Southern advantage during the Civil War? A. having a higher population and more soldiers B. having a coastline that was difficult to blockade C. having a political system that gave more power
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What was a Southern advantage during the Civil War?

A. having a higher population and more soldiers

B. having a coastline that was difficult to blockade

C. having a political system that gave more power to the leader

D.having a diverse economy with lots of industry and agriculture

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C

Step-by-step explanation:

The South mainly won due to to leadership. They had much better generals and leaders such as Robert E. Lee. Otherwise, the Union would have won much faster.

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